[Terrence DoGood]

Yeah, get lost loser

[rickmichaels]

Throw toilet paper at him. That’s the best way to clean an a$$hole, isn’t it?

[truthfreedom]

Don’t be satisfied by seeing him low in the polls. If he’s in the race, he’s got a chance to win. Remember how much we hated McCain in 2007? He won.

[Zuben Elgenubi]

Peggy Noonan, in today's Wall Street Journal opinion piece, said she's never met a Newt Gingrich 2012 voter. LOL. That's pretty bad coming from Noonan.

[no dems]

I’m glad he goofed up early. We need to get him out of the race ASAP.

[rawhide]

I agree he is finished. All he will do is muck up the primary now.

[Doulos1]

I’ll take Gingrich over Romney any day.
Romney get lost, please.

[mewykwistmas]

Me and Callista (that costs me hundreds of thousand$ in jewelry alone) would make a great first couple, till another woman do us apart.

[Baynative]

[PaleoBob]

I agree he should get out. He can only hurt Republican chances. As his abilities have withered on the vine, his ego has actually inflated.

[C. Edmund Wright]

To those who compare the two: The McCain Gingrich comparisons are ludicrous. McCain was never hated on a visceral and wide basis like Newt was in 94 by liberals and like he is now by conservatives in 2011. McCain never stumbled five times in 96 hours like McCain did now. Yeah, FREEPERS hated McCain the same way as they hate Newt, but NEVER EVER EVER did the public at large.

Using tidbits of history out of context is not instructive at all.

[txrangerette]

Ironically, he denies being for the individual mandate.

From what I can research, apparently he was for one back when he was fighting Hillarycare, and so was the Heritage Foundation. Later Heritage abandoned the idea as unworkable and extralegal.

Newt continued to flirt with some version of one, but when you scrape down to the bottom layer you find he mainly wants to make people pay for their own healthcare if they can afford to do so, whether before the fact or after the fact when they finally have to use healthcare. He really isn’t for the Obama mandate. He is for states developing some kind of plans of their own in which this responsibility factor would be in the mix. But now many years after Heritage dumped it, when pressed after his MTP appearance in which he seemed to support one, he now says there’s a way to get there without going unconstitutional or without states including a Romneycare mandate.

It is very, very confusing to unscramble the scrambled egg, though, and Newt is stuck with the mess, I’m afraid.

[muleskinner]

If you want him out, you better start backing someone(with $$$) who will be on the same ballot. You have Iowa, N.H. and South Carolina to make Newt say “Uncle”.

[Ronin]

AMEN!!!

I wouldn’t vote for Newt for dog catcher!