[sam_paine]

I mean, after all, USA Today and Politico are beacons of truth and justice when it comes to "reporting" on Republicans, aren't they?

Well, it's all over on Hotair and the blogs, but it's got his campaign spokesman confirming it in the story, so you'd think he'd have refuted it somewhere by now.

When Newt said he could be "very, very enthusiastic" about Romney is when my alarm bells went off. It seems pretty obvious that he's just milking the exit for a better cushion on the way out.

[onyx]

When Newt said he could be "very, very enthusiastic" about Romney is when my alarm bells went off. It seems pretty obvious that he's just milking the exit for a better cushion on the way out.

For crying out loud, sam_paine, are you're so blinded by your hate for Newt Gingrich, you can't even be honest? It's always HONEST to complete the quote and provide a link or at least say, you're paraphrasing!! You omitted IF , which is the essence of the quote and should have quelled your alarm bells.

Hope they're not in your head and that you're not hearing other voices too. LOL.

Newt has said from the very beginning, that he would stay in this race all the way to the convention. DUH.

Gingrich would likely say no to Romney job offer

DOVER, Del. - Newt Gingrich said on Thursday he would "probably not" accept a Cabinet position under a Mitt Romney administration but would be happy to advise the former Massachusetts governor on policy.

Asked the question in an interview with local radio station WILM at the Hollywood Diner, Gingrich, one of three contenders left in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, said he wouldn't be interested in joining likely nominee Romney's Cabinet, but added--"not because I am opposed to Mitt."

"Look, if the choice does end up being Romney versus [President] Obama, I can be very, very enthusiastic for Romney; that is a huge choice," the former House speaker said.