New Jersey Governor Chris Christie looks like a big winner in tomorrow's election. Polls show him with huge leads of 15 points or more over his hapless Democratic challenger Barbara Buono. Obviously, the New Jersey race will be closely watched for signs of relative strength or weakness on the part of Christie. New Jersey is a very blue state and a win of 20 points or more by Christie will start tongues wagging among many Republicans who are looking for a candidate in 2016 who can 1) unite the two warring factions of the GOP; and 2) appeal to the broadest section of the electorate that's possible. Christie himself believes there are lessons to be learned from the way he has governed as well as how he has run his re-election campaign. Politico: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie described the message people will take nationally from his all-but-assured reelection on Tuesday as "it's inevitable," as he blasted the authors of the second "Game Change" book for trying to...(Read Full Post)