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Newt never "praised Nancy Pelosi." He did 'one' ad with her out of a motivation that perhaps it would get people to see that he was willing to work with political opponents on issues that are important, in order to get things done. The best politicians are willing and know how to do just that.

Unfortunately, Newt found the wrong issue; apologized for it, and stated that it's one of the "biggest mistakes" he's made. It's a done deal now.

To keep pounding out that connection when he has broken off from it is an indication of just that desperate grasping at straws.... perhaps you don't like Newt,.... but clearly you neither understand him, nor have attempted to educate yourself on him so that you can.

The bottom line is that people think of things. Newt is no different.... People think of things that are not such a good idea. Newt is no different. ....Sometimes people think of things that are not such a good idea, and they put them into action, and continue to support them as good ideas..... Newt has NOT done that to any significant degree as a politician, he pulls back from them and why he asks supporters for their oppinions if he's going the wrong way on his site, so you really have nothing on him. This guilt by association is not working too well for you.

Look...There's nothing bolder than what Newt did in the 1990s for conservativism.. and there's nothing bolder than what he has planned for 2013-2015. We don't even know what Romney's plans are let alone how he intends to impliment them, and neither does he.....we do Newts and he's asked us to come along and make it happen!

Go to Newt.org and educate yourself further...then decide if Romneys your guy...or Newt far surpasses him on every mark important to us.

I don’t have to “decide” if Romney is my guy, he is not.

As for the biggest mistake he’s ever made, jumping on whatever hot topic of the moment is why such dumb decisions are made. It’s impulsive.

Perhaps I will phrase it this way. What makes you trust him? I am not averse to it, but tell me why I should not regard him as opportunistic, basically saying what we want to hear, after ripping Ryan’s budget as too extreme. If that is too extreme how can I expect him to fix things because he doesn’t even want to fix them at the slow pace Ryan does?