“A lot of people will say they’re for Trump now because he’s winning,” Christie told CNN’s Anderson Cooper. “The minute someone else is feasible, is plausible ― and by winning either the caucuses in Iowa or the primary in New Hampshire, you’re more than feasible or plausible. You’re now someone who has defeated Donald Trump. That becomes a whole different story.”
Christie ― once a close Trump ally, now a critic running against him ― wrote off national polls showing Trump with a commanding lead of his GOP rivals and said polls of the states that vote first are more important.
In New Hampshire, for example, Trump was at just 34% in one recent poll.
“That means 66% of the people polled in New Hampshire don’t want to support Donald Trump,” he said.
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