Newt Is the Problem

National Review ^ | December 12, 2011 | Avril Roy

[loboinok]

Obviously he was referring to Christians and government in general.

[newzjunkey]

I suggest you investigate his plans in depth. The review boards are the last step. There is no "comprehensive immigration reform" it's step by step, bill by bill, because he knows the People don't and shouldn't trust the Feds.

It starts with securing the border (by Jan 2014) and enforcing laws against employers, making deportation easier and so forth. After all of that is done, after waves of deportation and self-deportation, those stragglers left behind with very long, deep community ties might get a reprieve from their local board.

[newzjunkey]

Called Paul Ryan's "Path to Prosperity, the boldest set of entitlement reforms as "right-wing social engineering"!!!!!

Actually Newt called the one-size-fits-all scheme "right wing social engineering" because it had no flexibility, offered no alternatives to pick from, offered no choices to the People.

[Dr. Sivana]

Although Newt is not a true conservative, I wouldn’t quite call him Establishment, either. A lot of times he can be made their tool (like so many of our Republicans), but they cannot trust him. The man is not might first (or second, or third) choice. I don’t like the Toffler stuff at all. I do believe that a Gingrich nomination would not pre-empt or destroy the conservative movement in the way a Romney nomination would.

He could ne surprisingly good, or shockingly awful, but in either event better than Romney or Obama.

[editor-surveyor]

Noot is a serious loose cannon.

You have no idea how he will betray us; the only sure thing is that he will again betray us if he is foolishly put in office.