[Marguerite]

I don’t know about you, but for me it’s so refreshing to listen to Newt articulate in such a clear way very complex situations and solutions so anybody can understand them.
Albert Einstein defined the genius as the capability to “Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.”
Newt has it.

[annieokie]

Good apprioriate quote by Einstine and works well for NEWT, thats how he does it.

[CutePuppy]

Here's the wide-ranging interview that Newt Gingrich gave to CNS (Cybercast News Service) on February 12, 2008 (more than 4 years ago, before anyone had even an inkling of movement that would become Tea Party) about Bush presidency, John McCain, conservative vs Republican, dealing with entitlements (e.g., Ryan-Sununu SS plan), court system and [abolishing] some courts (like Ninth Circuit), anti-religious bigotry, "separation of church and state," English as the official language [amendment], solving illegal immigration problem (enforcement, not amnesty) etc, etc.

Gingrich Talks 'Real Change' - FR / CNSNews.com, by Kevin Mooney and Josiah Ryan, 2008 February 12

If Newt Gingrich focuses on just few things like the gas prices and de-regulation (without government favoritism) of domestic production of any and all sources of energy, and need for tax reforms (abolishing, reduction, simplification and personal choice instead of AMT / the Hong Kong model), and also articulates the focus on English as official language amendment, DOM / Marriage is between one man and one woman amendment, "fixing" / clarifying 14th amendment from misinterpretation to stop "anchor babies" / birthright citizenship (as much as any President has a say in the amendment process beyond the bully pulpit and setting the agenda and encouraging the process either in Congress or the states) - he would quickly get the desired, positive differentiation from the other candidates.

Fortuna et futura favi fortus - The good fortune and the future belong to the brave.