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Growing anti-religious bigotry of the elites.
I love you Newt.
I love you Newt.
Talking about kool aid on the repub side? Shit Obama invented kool aid.
Food stamps?
Boo!
Gingrich is sooo freaking good at hitting all the talking points.
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
Everything. He's never been a true believer, he's whatever he needs to be to win. He's a technocrat, not a real politician.
And he has a home-schooled, awkward Mormom vibe.
Gingrich making a play for those Paul voters.
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
If the GOP can unite behind Bush, I would be cautious with Newt because it's slick at selling snake oil.
Obama is not that good of a debater. He's decent at best. He's a great speaker, and the words always sound great falling out, but he's not very aggressive and he's not always effective at connecting certain concepts to the lives of the every day voter. Not being aggressive worked next to McCain, considering the ideas people had about McCain - and McCain was a fucking terrible debater. But the American public is feeling quite angry and lost right now, and they want an vocal spokesman to rally those feelings. Obama is definitely not that person.
What the FUCK is he going on about? Newt is flat out LOONY!
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
If the GOP can unite behind Bush, I would be cautious with Newt because it's slick at selling snake oil.
Seriously. Newt supports gold standard? I doubt that.
Well careful what you wish for with a Newt/Santorum ticket. I agree that it would be hilarious, but just listen to the crowd. They actually believe that the GOP is fiscally conservative. These guys are in a bubble.
If the GOP can unite behind Bush, I would be cautious with Newt because it's slick at selling snake oil.
I think Newt with a wtf VP would be the best chance that Obama would be a clear victor over the Republican challenger and give congressional democrats some fire power.
I see what you're saying, and agree to a degree, but sometimes Obama's style is super effective. That time he debated the entirety of the GOP house regarding health care and absolutely tore all of them apart was pretty amazing.
I honestly think that Obama would make Gingrich look like an immature, ignorant fool in a debate. Obama would actually call him on his bullshit. Sure, Republican voters would think that Newt destroyed Obama, but independents, to whom Newt is already toxic, would see right through his bullshit sound-bites if Obama is there to call him on it.
And you think independents would lap up Newt? Even better, Santorum?
Those two are the most toxic political figures to independent voters.
Gold standard is the least appealing policy of Paul. He's popular for his foreign policy, civil liberties, and being the sole fiscal conservative in the GOP that actually is serious about it.
Absolutely agree. I'm not on the "LOL NEWT" wagon yet, especially if Santorum is his VP because of the evangelicals.
You're not thinking like Republicans. Imagine you believe Newt's talking points, but you're weary of his personal life being in conflict with your social conservative beliefs (yes, yes, using big government to enforce bullshit ideas, I agree, but we're thinking like a GOP guy). Santorum would fix that weakness within Newt.
Remember people voted for Bush just 8 years ago.
You're not thinking like Republicans. Imagine you believe Newt's talking points, but you're weary of his personal life being in conflict with your social conservative beliefs (yes, yes, using big government to enforce bullshit ideas, I agree, but we're thinking like a GOP guy). Santorum would fix that weakness within Newt.
Remember people voted for Bush just 8 years ago.
We really can't tell because right now Newt, or any of the GOP candidates for that matter, are in an echo chamber. Nobody is challenging the platitudes they and their fans just automatically believe them. They dont have to really offer support. No one is there to call bullshit on their rhetoric.
My guess is the rhetoric changes radically after the primary because alot of this stuff can't play to swing voters and the harsh light of real skepticism.
I honestly think that Obama would make Gingrich look like an immature, ignorant fool in a debate. Obama would actually call him on his bullshit. Sure, Republican voters would think that Newt destroyed Obama, but independents, to whom Newt is already toxic, would see right through his bullshit sound-bites if Obama is there to call him on it.
Newt genuinely scares me because he's just smart enough to be really dangerous. Also, he's an amoral slug.
Do you think independents are going to run out and vote Obama? I'm not so sure.
You're not thinking like Republicans. Imagine you believe Newt's talking points, but you're weary of his personal life being in conflict with your social conservative beliefs (yes, yes, using big government to enforce bullshit ideas, I agree, but we're thinking like a GOP guy). Santorum would fix that weakness within Newt.
Remember people voted for Bush just 8 years ago.
Did everyone forget that Bush had one of the highest approval ratings of all time?
Nearly two out of three South Carolina Republican primary voters say the recent Republican presidential debates played an important factor in their decision, according to early CBS News exit polls - a good sign for Newt Gingrich, who was widely seen as outshining rival Mitt Romney in both debates there this week.
Did everyone forget that Bush had one of the highest approval ratings of all time?