Chris Christie looks alarmed to be attending Donald Trump rally

Super Tuesday was confusing for a lot of people, what with 11 states picking their presidential candidates and all the reports flying around. It’s enough to make anybody’s head spin.

But no one’s head was spinning more than New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

The former presidential candidate endorsed Donald Trump on Friday and was asked to appear at a speech with the New York billionaire on Tuesday.

It all sounds like pretty standard political fare thus far, yes? One candidate drops out, endorses another and then appears at rallies to get votes.

It wasn’t that simple for Christie.

Whatever was going through Christie’s mind, he turned into a trending topic overnight. Rather than us listing what we think could have been going through Christie’s head at the time — and we came up with some zingers — we thought we would share some of the funnier tweets about the moment. A lot of people joked that Christie looked a little more like a hostage than a supporter.

Can Chris Christie hold up a copy of a newspaper so that we know the hostage video was taken recently?

— Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) March 2, 2016

Room: The Sequel. pic.twitter.com/ZWDpDZ2TvI

— Chris Geidner (@chrisgeidner) March 2, 2016

Others felt Christie looked a little more like the annoying emails we get every day.

"Hi, I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn." pic.twitter.com/LXLK6JF5pe

— Matt Fuller (@MEPFuller) March 2, 2016

But most of the Internet just tried to make us laugh.

It would be so good if Christie slowly backed up and hid behind one of those flags

— Richard Lawson (@rilaws) March 2, 2016

Let's play a game: A dog or Chris Christie standing behind Trump for the last 30 minutes? pic.twitter.com/7W39nXcfyU

— Andrew Kirell (@AndrewKirell) March 2, 2016

Chris Christie's tie is trying to escape. pic.twitter.com/ic4n1v4Lsd

— Gavin Purcell (@gavinpurcell) March 2, 2016

Whatever was going through Christie’s mind, we were all glad for a chuckle during a serious campaign season.

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