No teleprompter for Christie at Reagan Library speech
Christie delivered his speech by reading from a paper copy of his prepared remarks, at times deviating from his script.
{mosads}While teleprompters have become a standard aid for delivering major political speeches, Republicans have criticized President Obama for using one during even minor appearances.
Obama’s opponents have attempted to work the teleprompter into a narrative about Obama being superficial or overly slick, implying that he needs a safety net to deliver polished remarks.
In February, Rep. Steve Womack (R-Ark.) sardonically proposed cutting funding for the president’s teleprompter.
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