To: mandaladon
I watched the show (only because of Newt) and Newt put him in his place a few times.
I know Newt carries some baggage, but I'd prefer him to Cain (no public office experience) or Romney.
3 posted on
11/09/2011 8:14:09 AM PST by
oh8eleven
(RVN '67-'68)
To: oh8eleven
Cain is the visionary, Gingrich is the bulldog.
Cain/Gingrich 2012
To: oh8eleven
Problem with Newt is in a choice between political expedience and Conservative principals, he has picked expediency every time.
I suspect Newt would go back to DC full of ideas and plans and, like he did in 1994, promptly surrender them in order to “get things done” with the Democrats
6 posted on
11/09/2011 8:17:22 AM PST by
MNJohnnie
(Giving more money to DC to fix the Debt is like giving free drugs to addicts think it will cure them)
To: oh8eleven
People change for the better in their personal lives...the Newt of yesterday is not the same Newt of today. I could care less about what happened 20 yrs ago. Newt is the most intelligent candidate we have and the media knows it. Yesterday he left Krauthammer “befuddled,” lol and know Morgan walking on eggshells when it comes to confronting Newt on political knowledge. GOOOOOOOOOOOOO MR SPEAKER
35 posted on
11/09/2011 8:45:29 AM PST by
katiedidit1
("This is one race of people for whom psychoanalysis is of no use whatsoever." the Irish)
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