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Don’t leave us in suspense NOOT!

Which 300 pages isn’t crap?

Is it the part about requiring indiviudals to purchase healthcare?
Is it Death Panels?
What is it?

Like normal, Gingrich wants a big government solution to Healthcare that he thinks he will be able to make work. Good luck trying to convince him otherwise, because, he is after all, the smartest guy in the room.

Did he say that in the 300 pages we would have national healthcare? I didn’t see or hear it. There could be anything in that law that is far beyond any healthcare. Could be nothing to do with healthcare. I know I haven’t read it all. Have you? Do you for sure know which 300 pages Newt is talking about? Maybe they are blank.

Don’t leave us in suspense NOOT!
Which 300 pages isn’t crap?

Is it the part about requiring indiviudals to purchase healthcare?
Is it Death Panels?
What is it?

http://www.c-span.org/Events/Gingrich-to-Deliver-New-Contract-with-America/10737424406/ presents the whole speech. He promises to put things up on the internet, but he notes that his "21st Century Contract" is far more ambitious than the original and will therefore require green eyeshades over a period of time in order to adequately vet the actual laws required to implement them.

Like normal, Gingrich wants a big government solution to Healthcare that he thinks he will be able to make work. Good luck trying to convince him otherwise, because, he is after all, the smartest guy in the room.

He pledged to conduct a program of transformation of the federal government and of societal expectations of the federal government to get the country back from a central to a federal government model in which the Tenth Amendment is not a dead letter.
He also pledged to get serious about reining in the imperial judiciary.
All the red meat you could ask for.
Just if you think he can pull it off . . .

Like normal, Gingrich wants a big government solution to Healthcare that he thinks he will be able to make work. Good luck trying to convince him otherwise, because, he is after all, the smartest guy in the room

Reminds me of my favorite lines from the movie Broadcast News:

Paul,network executive(Peter Hackes):"It must be nice to always believe you know better, to always think you're the smartest person in the room".

Jane, network Producer(Holly Hunter): "No, it's awful".