Newt on Sean Hanity show. Let me know what you think?

[matrix2225]

Newt on Sean Hanity show. Let me know what you think? Plust Dick Morris will be on after Newt. Your opinion is welcome. Thank you.

[aristeides]

I just read something interesting about Gingrich in Dr. Tom Coburn's new book Breach of Trust: How Washington Turns Outsiders Into Insiders (p. 56). Seems the freshmen, like Coburn, elected to the House in '94 developed a saying about Gingrich: "Fire, Ready, Aim."

[SpaceBar]

A bit off topic, but a caller suggested to Sean that a job
isn't a job. A PhD flipping burgers doesn't cut it. Sean of
course, said "I heard that argument during Reagan's term,
greatest peacetime expansion, blah blah blah" and cut off
the caller. I think Sean's out to lunch.

[So Cal Rocket]

Seems the freshmen, like Coburn, elected to the House in '94 developed a saying about Gingrich: "Fire, Ready, Aim."

Unlike the Republicans current approach of "Ready, Aim, Ready, Aim, Ready, Aim..."

[lelio]

How about "Newt, you sure like spending my future earnings supporting this Great Medicare Society bill"

[Ima Lurker]

Newt is a big bag of hot air who doesn't have the strength of his convictions.

[nothingnew]

This is a repeat of yesterdays stuff, and no "Maaarty!" and trashing the lines...somethin' goin' on....

FMCDH

[ex-snook]

Gingrich is getting ready to do the Kristol challenge to threaten Bush if Bush pulls the troops from the neo-con's war zone.

[matrix2225]

What does FMCDH means? As for Newt I agree with him sometimes, but lately, I feel he is just pushing wrong bottoms. I bet if he was still in power, he would be singing different tone. But who knows, he changes his tunes so often is hard to keep what he really thinks.

[duckln]

Newt gave us the House, the Senate and the Presidency
fell into our laps as a result. Be Gratefull .

[Porterville]

Newt turned his back, Newt is no longer welcome, he wants to be alone, then that is what he gets.

[jraven]

That's right: if Newt DARE question or disagree with our Republican president he is a traitor to the cause. Let's just forget about all things he did f-o-r the Republican party, all of the hours and hours of time (rightfullY) praising him and defending his position on radio and television talk shows. We can NOT allow an independent thinker or anyone who questions what Our Leaders say -- on prescription drugs, on the wisdom of some of the policies surrounding Iraq....on ANYTHING. If they deviate one iota from the official line, they traitors, RINOs or, even worse Democrats (who are all in league with terrorists).
So I guess next time Newt defends something important to us he has no credibility...and it should not be posted on this website, and he should not be invited on Hannity's show etc. He is a RINO.

[Consort]

When Newt speaks, I always want to use the eft word. Newt is also a four-letter word.

[nothingnew]

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FMCDH

[Porterville]

This is not the time for Newt to give fodder to the press and the liberals. He is a member of the establishment not some Pat Buchanan screwball. His criticism of the war is not welcome at this time because of the relentless socialist attacks on the president. There are many instances in history where generals would go off and do their own thing to satisfy their ego... Newt just stroked himself at the cost of the party, he should be shunned

[matrix2225]

It seems he gives more ammunition to liberals, siding with them. What disturbs me is the notion that he knows what is going on in Iraq. My question would be; did he ever went there to see by his own eyes what progress was made? Or, is he listening to media to much?

[Reagan Man]

I've followed Newt`s career for years and haven't agreed with him 100% of the time. But Newt's support for the $400 billion Medicare prescription drug boondoggle and his opposition to PresBush`s current efforts in Iraq, have placed me at odds with the former Speaker like never before. Newt use to be a solid Reagan conservative. Lately Newt's left the conservative reservation and can't be taken as a serious player on these two major issue.

[Kozak]

Comparing Iraq to Afghanistan is comparing apples to oranges. In Afghanistan we won with a local coalition of forces and there was a way to set up a governing body quickly. In Iraq everyone who was a threat to the former government was pretty much dead. No indigenous organizations other then the Shiite Mulahs to turn power over to. It's insane to argue we should have rashly turned things over to them. We governed Japan and Germany for 5 years and they had more intact societies then Iraq. We have no patience as a people and that will be our downfall.

[matrix2225]

"We have no patience as a people and that will be our downfall"

Afghanistan is far away from Iraq as France from Poland. And also Iraq has different mentality. Anyhow, as of patience, I don't know, it seems to me that 60's has created bunch of sissies (no offence to those who served in Vietnam, and hold to their conservative believe), what I mean by it, It's seem we have a problem on our hand; many say time is money, I would say, time is your judgment and patience is great virtue.