"Let’s say Chris Christie decides to run for president – then what?
It’s a question that has occurred to Christie and his circle of intimates — and they’ve begun sketching a plan in the case the governor goes forward with a run.
They understand that all the enthusiasm and pleading in some Republican quarters for a Christie candidacy obscures the fact that the New Jersey governor would immediately have to scale the side of a steep and unforgiving political mountain.
With the initial primary and caucus states poised to move up their contests to January, an October announcement means that Christie would immediately confront two questions of some urgency: where would he compete and how would he get on the ballot in an array of states coming in rapid succession.
Those decisions have to be made and action needs to be taken while also handling myriad other demands — all of it on the fly.
While Christie’s camp is staying mum, the governor is aware, according to top Republicans and donors, that the hour is growing late. He has to decide what to do within the week — and below are the issues he’d have to address."
Pour joindre les rangs il doit donc:
- Préparer son organisation
- Élaborer rapidement sa stratégie
- Prendre position sur les grands enjeux
- Se financer!
J'ajouterais que malgré les sondages, Obama a encore de bonnes chances de l'emporter et que le contexte de l'économie américaine pourrait en rebuter plus d'un. Christie préférera probablement attendre 2016...
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0911/64788_Page4.html
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