[Praxeologue]

Only two people on this thread actually read the article.

Once again, the Political headline is untrue.

Newt didn't apologize for anything and did not say that he crossed the line.

Newt laid the blame at Obama's feet.

[Utmost Certainty]

Gotta appreciate the irony of FReepers who rail against the duplicitous nature of the MSM, yet ineluctably fall for the MSM’s tricks every time.

This whole thing is a Politico hit-piece spinning Gingrich’s comment entirely out of context.

[La Enchiladita]

Newt trying to rescue his chances in South Carolina won’t be easy to do, now that they have seen him attacking from the left. Strange times!

[familyop]

Politico misquoted and lied about Gingrich's comments from a book signing, and the political discussion to follow is full of immoral, illiterate idiots. What else is new from Romney's dishonest, socialist and government-linked business supporters?

[Hoodat]

For all his flaws and faults, Mitt Romney's work at Bain and Bain Capital has been an overall success. Newt is making a huge mistake attacking him on this. It could backfire in a big way.

The economy is still the biggest campaign issue to most voters, and when they investigate the premises of these attack ads, they will learn that when it comes to business, no other candidate comes close to Romney's experience and success in saving companies from going under. Newt should stick with Romney's lack of sincerity on many other key conservative issues.

[RetSignman]

There is another debate coming up next week, he knows Romney is going to try to wrap this video around him so he doing a smart political sidestep.

Knowing what has been seen cannot be unseen.

[Josh Painter]

Old Politico trick. Notice there’s no quotation marks around *I Crossed The Line* in Politico’s title. That’s because Newt never said it. But Politico wants you to believe that he did.