. . . and that’s my detailed, bulletproof plan to ensure landslide Republican victories from coast to coast this November.

What’s that? The site was down for a bit? You guys didn’t get to read any of it? And now it’s lost forever within the publishing system?

Aw, phooey.

Instead, here’s some polling numbers on Chris Christie:

New Jersey voters give Gov. Christopher Christie a split 44 – 43 percent job approval rating and 44 percent describe him as a “leader,” while 43 percent call him a “bully,” according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. Voters also say 52 – 38 he is “confrontational,” rather than “honest and refreshing.”
A total of 75 percent of New Jersey voters are “somewhat dissatisfied” or “very dissatisfied” with life in the Garden State, the worst satisfaction rating ever in New Jersey, the independent Quinnipiac University poll finds.
Gov. Christie’s split approval rating is higher than for any other elected leader in the state except President Barack Obama, who gets a 50 – 46 percent approval rating. Voters disapprove of other leaders: 62 – 19 percent of the way the State Legislature is handling its job; 43 – 32 percent of the job their local state assembly member is doing; 44 – 40 percent of the job their local state senator is doing; 47 – 40 percent of the job U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg is doing, his worst score ever; 43 – 38 percent of the job U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez is doing, his highest disapproval ever.
“Like him or not, it’s clear Gov. Christopher Christie has brought a New Jersey bounce to the Governor’s office. A leader (hurrah) or a bully (boo, hiss)? We’re divided about the Governor. Men sort of like his feisty attitude; women sort of don’t,” said Maurice Carroll, director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.