[Waryone]

Don’t be silly. This has nothing to do with evangelicals. This is all beltway. Even the story is planted to stir up doubt among Newt’s coalition. He has united low income workers, evangelicals and fiscal conservatives, the same way Reagan did. Now the elites are scared to death. So they have their media put out an article apparently showing the largest faction, the only faction with a candidate in the race besides Gingrich, working with the devil to defeat Newt.

These evangelicals are probably the same sell outs that told people to vote for Romney. They are trying to split the conservatives into small factions. Don’t take the bait.

I don’t have a horse in this race. They are all loaded with problems. I just know that Mitt and his slimy elite friends are the worse.

[bksanders]

Rick is being used by the GOP. He knows it. At some point ego fades and conscious slips in.
Rick wants the appropriate exit strategy, one that places his (our) core moral values as a plank.
Newt is "stealing" the whole platform, not a plank, from the GOP.
The GOP is promising Rick the moon while covertly pushing his campaign. Newt does not have the machine afforded Romney.
Some high level staffer, a conservative powerhouse or Newt himself will have to approach Rick with the "offer".
Rick feels the appointed Christian Conservative High Ground Candidate. I don't fault him at this point.
Should Newt 2012 present him with a shining exit prior to Florida he should take it.
Again, he is being used. Not pretty.
Merely observations from a Goldwater Conservative.

@icwhatudo

We are no longer at altitude, no stumbling, no ripcords…

[cmj328]

Don’t be silly. This has nothing to do with evangelicals. This is all beltway.

Exactly.

[Tribune7]

This has nothing to do with evangelicals. This is all beltway.

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