New Gingrich book on climate change likely coming after the election

latimes.com ^ | Dec. 8, 2011 | Neela Banerjee

[fightinJAG]

People seem to forget that Newt Gingrich founded the Environmental Studies Department at West Georgia College and, of course, was a Professor of Environmental Studies himself.

[fightinJAG]

How in the world is posting the fact that Gingrich is publishing a certain book a “negative tactic”?

It is what it is.

And if one believes this book is a negative for Gingrich, that it what it is.

[cripplecreek]

"People" are still busy declaring it to be a rumor and a liberal lie despite his co author saying this.

"At this pace, Maple said, his new book with Gingrich would probably be out in 2013, after the presidential election."

It will be leaked before the election and its going to kill Gingrich but the frightened children are terrified of looking under the bed.

[fightinJAG]

I don’t like Romney but if Newt has to be the nominee then don’t try to make him something that he’s not

This is a real problem.

The expectations some are building up for Gingrich are incredible. When Bad Newt invariably shows up, some of his new best friends will be the first to abandon him. Then what?

If the next President cannot or will not *inspire* conservatives, forgetit. The country is not going to make it.

And Gingrich is already *not inspiring.* Sure, to some, he's thrilling in a "hit him again, Joey!" sort of way. But that is quite different from being able to inspire a movement. Add to that natural deficit a tendency to tell conservatives to take it on the chin at the most inopportune time -- this spells potential disaster.

[fightinJAG]

How can the publication of a book be a “lie”? And Gingrich has already published a previous book with Maple on man-made climate change.

[cripplecreek]

Note the co authors.

Katharine Hayhoe (author of "A climate for change")

Terry L. Maple

current fields of interest include applied ethology, comparative and environmental psychology, zoo and conservation biology, primate behavior and development, and non-profit zoo and aquarium leadership.