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HUFFINGTON
12.02.12
About a month after his state suffered the devastating effects of
Hurricane Sandy, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announced he
will run for another term. “It would be wrong for me to leave now.
I don’t want to leave now,” he said. Christie, who said the Garden
State faces more than $29 billion in damages from the storm, has
garnered a surge of popularity in the polls for his response to Sandy.
His blue fleece, which he donned during his recent SNL appearance,
is by now a well-known trademark.
AMERICANS
PREDICT:
ELECTED
OFFICIALS
WILL ACT
‘LIKE SPOILED
CHILDREN’
In a new CNN poll, two-thirds of
Americans said that Washington
officials will act “like spoiled
children” instead of “responsible
adults” in dealing with the
upcoming budget negotiations.
If elected officials do not reach a deal, 45 percent of respondents
said they would fault Republicans in Congress, while 34 percent
said President Obama would be to blame, the poll found.
TWO AND A HALF
MEN STAR TO VIEWERS:
‘STOP WATCHING’
A year and a half after Charlie Sheen had a
public meltdown and called Two and a Half
Men a “pukefest,” the actor who plays the
“half” on the CBS hit show is speaking out.
In a video posted on a religious website,
19-year-old Angus T. Jones tells viewers:
“Please stop watching it, please stop filling
your head with filth.” Jones, who earns
about $350,000 an episode, says the
show is at odds with his religious beliefs.