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To: Nextrush

I felt the same way about Newt before I read this:

http://www.redstate.com/wonkish1/

I agree that he’s a very flawed man, but I think he is the very best person out there running able to express to the American people the huge gulf between Obama’s America and the America we all love & cherish. All of these candidates have flaws. Some more glaring than others. What we don’t want is to get stuck with someone without vision. That’s not Gingrich. (Remember the Contract with America.) It’s not Cain either. I’d be happy with either one.


74 posted on 10/20/2011 2:01:59 AM PDT by cinciella
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To: cinciella

Newt still remains an insider to me and many others, no doubt.....I sure hope he is in “recovery” from his affairs of the past just as Glenn Beck would describe himself as a “recovering alcoholic.”

Cain has the outsider credentials at this point and appears to be the best shot at stopping the Romney annointing.

The whole system is against anyone challenging Romney because 20 percent plus of the delegates are unelected insiders like elected officials and party leaders.

Any challenger will have to get an overhwelming number of delegates that are selected in early conservative states by proportional means and in later RINO states by winner take all.

The RNC just happened to set up the rules that way.


105 posted on 10/20/2011 1:58:03 PM PDT by Nextrush (President Sarah Palin sounds just right to me)
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