Gingrich sees Sarah Palin as vice president, Cabinet secretary

The Hill ^ | December 30,2011 | Justin Sink

[Timber Rattler]

The cynic in me says that he is just pandering to her supporters and former supporters.

[DoughtyOne]

For the record, I did not enter this thread and express my thoughts on this topic.
that's thirty-six threads since twelve sixteen eleven

[Gene Eric]

>> he is just pandering

Newt is responding to the question in a reasonable way.

[Krankor]

Gee, ya think so? He’s sinking in the polls and, lo and behold, he suddenly decides Sarah would be perfect for his VP or SOS

[CainConservative]

Veep? No

Secretary? Sure

[Orange1998]

Sounds like Obama... say anything but doing nothing.

[hinckley buzzard]

Why not. She would indeed be the perfect Energy Secretary. Or Interior, or...

[eyedigress]

Who is your energy secretary now......(without cheating)

I can guarantee her name would shake up the moonbat MSM.

[Mortrey]

Thomas Sowell supports Newt. I admire Sowell tremendously.

I’d pick any drunken bum out of an alley and vote for him before voting for Bathhouse Barry.

[PALIN SMITH]

Poor Mr. Newt!

Nowhere man.

A pathetic slide into oblivion.

Makes Romney look like the Rock of Gibraltar!

[doc1019]

Still think she would make a great RNC chairperson.

[American Constitutionalist]

A few weeks ago, Sarah Palin didn't come out directly and say it, however, she had praise for Rick Santorum and predicted that Rick Santorum would turn this thing around.

If Sarah Palin would be anyone's VP, it would be Rick Santorum.

[monkapotamus]

Newt Gingrich asked about Palin's Experience.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjGhy8LVwAo&

[CainConservative]

Anyone who prefers Willard over Newt is a liberal aka Massachusetts Moderate or just plain ignorant.

[re_nortex]

American Exceptionalism comes roaring back in the Newt Year of 2013! And watch the economy likewise reach new heights when Constitutional Conservatism is restored in the Gingrich administration.

I know that things were pretty lousy for me financially during the first few years of the Clinton regime. It was the same sad story with all of my colleagues and friends.

But when Newt and the Conservatives swept into power back in the mid-90's, the turnaround was remarkable. Business conditions improved almost overnight and a wave of optimism and confidence was palpable. I know for certain that our company's sales increased mightily and it was reflected in a nice, fat paycheck. I also recall the days of the Gingrich ascendancy when gas was down to 77 cents here in North Texas.

So I'm obviously enthusiastic about a repeat performance of the Good Times with Gingrich when he again takes a leadership slot, this time as President in just a bit more than a year from now.

Go Newt Go! Claim a big win next week in Iowa! Rebellion is brewing! FUBO! FUJB! FUMR! FURP!

[vortigern]

Newt haters are jack offs... you know what a jack off is don’t you?

[sickoflibs]

Well the Iowan Republicans certainly know her.

[Parley Baer]

“Gee, ya think so? He’s sinking in the polls and, lo and behold, he suddenly decides Sarah would be perfect for his VP or SOS”

I think some people in this post lack reading comprehension skills. Newt was merely responding to a question asked of him in an honest manor. I like how he handled the question.

[greene66]

I’m not committed to any candidate, and there are several no-way-in-hell choices. As for Gingrich/Santorum/Perry, they are all about the same to me, with their own unique pluses and minuses. A lot of minuses! But, if one of them joined forces with Palin as veep, yes, that would be enough for me to go all-in, and support them, with time and money. It would finally break the log-jam for me. (not that I particularly expect to see this scenario).