[rabscuttle385]

[Natural Law]

Newt has demonstrated that he has become the the problem, not the solution. He compromises his principles every time he thinks he can personally benefit. He now assesses where he thinks the masses are going so he can get out front and “lead”. One need only remember the picture of him on the sofa with Pelosi to understand where he is coming from.

[goldstategop]

The last thing on earth we need is a GOP that pursues Democrat-Lite policies in office.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find only things evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelogus

[AuntB]

“Gingrich Chooses Power over Principle”

He ALWAYS has, and he always will. He proved that when he pushed McCain/Bush’s amnesty a few years ago, lining up with the most open border advocates around, like Tamar Jacoby, Grover Norquist, Steve Moore, Cesar Conda, etc in a letter to the WSJ. Don’t trust this guy!

[lonestar]

“Gingrich Chooses Power over Principle”

And apparently has neither.

[ErnBatavia]

FUNG

[Texas Eagle]

The GOP is not “right-wing,” but rather a conservative political party.

Sheeyit. I wish.

[ken21]

remember when newt apologized to the democrats

for agreeing with rush’s

hope that the policies of obama failed?

[LibertarianInExile]

Coburn endorsed McQueeg, and I can’t understand why. How could any Constitutional conservative vote for that man, knowing what he has done?

Newt has been dead to me as an authority on conservatism since he blinked during the 90s while fighting Dole and Clinton. Not that ol’ dump-`em-on-the-deathbed Gingrich has any moral authority left, either.

[SierraWasp]

"...would the national GOP be better off if Sen. John McCain had been elected President and then engaged in a wholesale abandonment of Republican Party principles?"

Just as his buddy Arnold Schwartzenegger has done to CA conservative Republicans!!!