[sickoflibs]

Notice all these Conservative milestones are 15 to 25 years ago and we are supposed to ignore his last 15 years of progressive positions.

This is a recipe for disaster.

[onyx]

Notice all these Conservative milestones are 15 to 25 years ago and we are supposed to ignore his last 15 years of progressive positions.
This is a recipe for disaster.

Tell it to Jim Robinson.

[onyx]

Everyone is a disaster for you, except for maybe Ron Paul?

You’re the one who can’t stop mocking Sarah Palin.

[Marine_Uncle]

RE: "This is a recipe for disaster."
With reading all the stuff so many have shown on Newt, I never the less would go to the polls to vote for him if he is the chosen one to attempt to kick the Kenyan's ass out of office. RADICAL-IN-CHIEF by Stanly Kurtz, comes to mind.

[Lakeshark]

This is a recipe for disaster.

The only consistent recipe for disaster around here is reading your disastrously strange and awkward posts.

You really should get out more........

[rabscuttle385]

and we are supposed to ignore his last 15 years of progressive positions

"Baaaaaaa!!!"

This is a recipe for disaster.

So what else is new?

[mkjessup]

Notice all these Conservative milestones are 15 to 25 years ago and we are supposed to ignore his last 15 years of progressive positions.
This is a recipe for disaster.

I think we should consider who Sarah Palin endorses at this point (presuming that she chooses not to enter the race even at such a late date, however if anyone could make a late/write-in effort work, she could).

What say you all?

[libertarian neocon]

“Notice all these Conservative milestones are 15 to 25 years ago and we are supposed to ignore his last 15 years of progressive positions.”

The reason I focused on his actual record is because when push came to shove and he had to put himself on the line, he voted the right way on this major legislation. People can say anything. Remember when Obama was saying he was a centrist and Romney a conservative? What you have to look at are people’s records. You could see from Obama’s record he was an extreme liberal just as you can see from Newt’s that he is a conservative.

Is he the small government conservative that I want? Someone like my very own Congressman Scott Garrett? Nope. But unfortunately the choices are the choices. I could vote Libertarian like I have done in the past, but that is very unsatisfying because they takes away from the main not-Obama candidate. The choice is not Newt vs. Tom Coburn it is Newt vs. Mitt. Newt will get my vote in that choice. And then Newt versus Barack Hussein Obama, that is not even close to being a choice.

[DoughtyOne]

Bingo!

[DoughtyOne]

BTW: It's also important to note, that Newt became so unpopular as Speaker that he was facing a revolt from his own party. He stepped down.

I don't see many any of his supporters mentioning that.