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    Christie addressed conservative activists at the CPAC conference, attempting to counter unflattering descriptions of himself as "short-tempered" or "hot-headed". Christie said a more accurate description is "passionate". He received applause when referring to a past incident where he told a New Jersey resident to "sit down and shut up". However, Christie still faces lackluster poll numbers and fundraising challenges as he considers a presidential run. Meanwhile, New Jersey Senate President Sweeney criticized Christie's recent state budget address, saying Christie gave no vision and claimed an agreement with teachers that did not actually exist as Christie focuses more on a national campaign.

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    Christie addressed conservative activists at the CPAC conference, attempting to counter unflattering descriptions of himself as "short-tempered" or "hot-headed". Christie said a more accurate description is "passionate". He received applause when referring to a past incident where he told a New Jersey resident to "sit down and shut up". However, Christie still faces lackluster poll numbers and fundraising challenges as he considers a presidential run. Meanwhile, New Jersey Senate President Sweeney criticized Christie's recent state budget address, saying Christie gave no vision and claimed an agreement with teachers that did not actually exist as Christie focuses more on a national campaign.

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    Christie addressed conservative activists at the CPAC conference, attempting to counter unflattering descriptions of himself as "short-tempered" or "hot-headed". Christie said a more accurate description is "passionate". He received applause when referring to a past incident where he told a New Jersey resident to "sit down and shut up". However, Christie still faces lackluster poll numbers and fundraising challenges as he considers a presidential run. Meanwhile, New Jersey Senate President Sweeney criticized Christie's recent state budget address, saying Christie gave no vision and claimed an agreement with teachers that did not actually exist as Christie focuses more on a national campaign.

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    Can Christie win over

    FRIDAY 02.27.15

    conservatives?
    Gov faces lackluster poll
    numbers, tepid fundraising
    MARTHA T. MOORE USA TODAY
    NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. Dont call him short-tempered or hotheaded. Call him passionate.
    Thats how New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie described himself
    before a full house of conservative activists at the CPAC gathering
    Tuesday, when talk-show host Laura Ingraham read off a list of the
    unflattering adjectives sometimes applied to Christie.
    The word they miss is passionate, Christie said. Referring to a
    much-viewed video of Christie barking at a New Jersey resident during a town hall meeting, Sometimes people need to be told to sit
    down and shut up, he said, to applause.
    Some more of that stuff should be happening in D.C., he
    said. Theres so much ridiculous stuff being
    spewed.
    But he told Jeb Bush, in so many words, to
    stand up and start talking. The town hall

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    See CHRISTIE, Page A8

    TWO-VEHICLE CRASH

    Jackson
    teen killed
    in accident
    on highway

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    Gov. Chris Christie reacts to a


    question about gestation crates
    during a town hall meeting
    Wednesday in Moorestown.

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    STEPH SOLIS@STEPHMSOLIS
    JACKSON A 17-year-old township girl was killed
    Wednesday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash on West
    Veterans Highway, authorities said.
    A 1997 Jeep Cherokee driven by Kaitlyn Henninger
    was struck by a 1993 Ford F800 flatbed truck when Henningers vehicle entered the highway from Hawkin
    Road, according to a statement from township police
    Lt. Steve Laskiewicz.
    The victim was taken to Helene Fuld Medical Center
    in Trenton, where she was pronounced dead.
    The Jackson native was a freshman studying liberal
    arts at Ocean County College, peers and a professor
    said. She had taken time off for the spring semester.
    Friends described her as a compassionate friend and
    a dance fanatic who often practiced ballet.
    Kaitlyn, Ive only known you since last semester,
    but we became such friends in no time, wrote freshman Rohan Shah on Facebook. Whos going to teach me
    how to dance now? Whos gonna buy me tickets to watch
    plays now? Whos gonna sit next to me while watching
    them?

    See TEEN, Page A8

    explosive
    impatient

    hot-headed
    short-tempered

    How Chris Christie describes himself

    passionate

    Sweeney slams gov


    over N.J. budget plans
    BOB JORDAN @BOBJORDANAPP

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    A Facebook page belonging to Kaitlyn Henninger, 17, of


    Jackson, who was killed Wednesday in a collision of her Jeep
    and a truck on West Veterans Highway in the township.

    NEPTUNE Gov. Chris Christies silence on a long-term transportation funding solution demonstrates a really troubling lack of interest in state issues as Christie gears up for an expected presidential campaign, Senate President Stephen Sweeney charged Thursday.
    During a meeting with the Asbury Park Press editorial board,
    Sweeney said he was not impressed by Christies 25-minute budget
    address Tuesday, highlighted by Christies assertion that he had
    reached an unprecedented accord with the states largest teachers union on benefit reforms.
    He gave no vision and he gave us a budget address without a budget, said Sweeney, D-Gloucester. On top of it all it was not truthful.
    The teachers did not have a deal. They came to the table willing to
    have a dialogue and Christie announces this historic (deal), and Im
    like, Whats he talking about? Theres no agreement here. They

    TANYA BREEN/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

    Senate President Stephen Sweeney speaks


    during an editorial board meeting Thursday
    at the Asbury Park Press.

    See SWEENEY, Page A9

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