New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie announce his long-predicted run for president this coming Tuesday at the high school in Livingston where he graduated and was once class president. Christie has been the governor of New Jersey since 2010 and there have been rumors of a presidential campaign ever since, notes NPR. No word on whether he plans to shut down the school parking lot if he doesn't get a good start on his run for the White House.
Chris Christie to announce presidential campaign
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Robert LeCompte is an editorial intern at Crosscut. He studies communications and film at The Evergreen State College where he recently transferred from Maryland. When not working, he can usually be f
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