Gov. Christie continued to wage verbal war against teachers’ unions at an education forum in New Hampshire on Wednesday, saying the unions deserved a “political punch in the face.”
The word political was a qualification to the sentiment Christie expressed in an interview this month with CNN’s Jake Tapper – spurring the president of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten, to accuse Christie of promoting “a culture of violence.”
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