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Chris Christie: ‘Americans help other Americans’

  New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie speaks with TODAY’s Matt Lauer about the Jersey Shore’s recovery process post-Sandy, President Obama’s planned trip to the shore next week, and the upcoming hurricane season.

Christie cuts 5-mile ribbon to reopen Jersey Shore

  New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie takes scissors to a 5-mile-long ribbon to celebrate the start of the summer season and the Jersey Shore community’s hard work rebuilding their homes.

Superstorm Sandy recovery still a work in progress

  As the Jersey Shore kicks off the summer season this Memorial Day weekend, there has been much rebuilding success, but there is still a long way to go to restart the area’s economic engine. TODAY’s Matt Lauer reports.

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  Double standard for disaster relief?

  Christie faces backlash after ad promoting tourism in NJ

Politico’s Mike Allen talks about the ad saying it gave Gov. Chris Christie a chance to show pride in how he responded to Hurricane Sandy regardless of the criticism.

  Superstorm Sandy victims encouraged to sell homes

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has announced that $300 million in federal money has been made available to buy homes in flood-prone areas. The U.S. will turn those properties into wetlands to lessen future flooding.

  Christie announces buyout plan for Sandy-damaged homes

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says the state will use $300 million in federal funding to allow homeowners to sell their storm-damaged properties. NBC’s Brian Williams reports

  Snooki to Chris Christie: Need a gym buddy?

Having dropped considerable weight herself, “Jersey Shore” star Snooki offered some moral support to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie after his recent lap-band surgery.

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Journalist Matt Lauer and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie walk on the re-constructed boardwalk in Seaside Heights, New Jersey May 24, 2013, in this photo courtesy of NBC. Christie oversaw a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open a freshly re-constructed boardwalk in Seaside Heights and declared it "a g

Governor Chris Christie cuts a ribbon to officially open the re-constructed boardwalk in Seaside Heights
Governor Chris Christie cuts a ribbon to officially open the re-constructed boardwalk in Seaside Heights

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie cuts a ribbon to officially open the re-constructed boardwalk in Seaside Heights, New Jersey May 24, 2013, in this photo courtesy of NBC. The New Jersey shore ushered in the unofficial start of summer on Friday, with businesses making last-minute preparations and o

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File photo of New Jersey Governor Christie speaking at a groundbreaking ceremony for the Technology Enhanced Accelerated Learning Center news conference in Newark

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie speaks at a groundbreaking ceremony for the Technology Enhanced Accelerated Learning Center news conference in Newark, New Jersey, in this May 7, 2013, file photo. The republicans are looking for signs of a candidate who could unite the party's religious right, its