[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.

[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.

[Porterville]

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

[Consort]

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

[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.