We’ll see about that. Your posting record indicates that you only attack Gingrich. Never Romney.
Defend yourself. More eyes than mine are watching.
Go see my recent post: “It’s RomneyCare, Stupid”
It’s not just Rush, but Mark Levin and a host of other solid conservatives who attacked Gingrich for calling Paul Ryan’s Medicare Entitlement as Right-Wing Social Engineering.
If anything it is these kinds of reckless comments by Gingrich that gave Romney much needed ammunition.
See below how the Romney camp pounced on Gingrich’s comments:
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http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/198093-top-romney-surrogates-gingrich-irrational-self-serving
Team Romney ramps up Gingrich attacks
By Cameron Joseph - 12/08/11
Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign on Thursday launched the harshest attacks yet on Newt Gingrich in a call where two top supporters described the former Speaker as “irrational” and “self-serving.”
Top surrogates for the Romney campaign sought to portray the GOP front-runner as a selfish leader more interested in sounding smart than in achieving conservative goals.
Former Sen. Jim Talent (R-Mo.) and former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu (R) blasted Gingrich for what Sununu described as a pattern of “self-aggrandizement.”
After praising some of Gingrich’s ideas, Talent said that “he also says outrageous things that come from nowhere and he has the tendency to say them at the exact time to undermine the conservative agenda.”
“If the nominee is Newt Gingrich, the election is going to be about the Republican nominee, which is exactly what President Obama and the Democrats want.”
The call is likely to be the first of many attacks on Gingrich’s perceived lack of discipline. Romney Communications Director Gail Gitcho promised on the call that the campaign “will continue to make these contrasts.”
Sununu hit Gingrich for describing the Medicare plan from Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) as “right-wing social engineering.” The plan would turn Medicare into a premium-support system that directs money to private insurance companies to cover seniors.
“Gingrich’s undercutting of Paul Ryan proves that he’s more concerned about Newt Gingrich than he is about conservative principles,” said Sununu, who is a kingmaker in early-voting New Hampshire and served as President George H.W. Bush’s chief of staff. “What he did to Paul Ryan is a perfect example of irrational behavior that you do not want in the commander in chief.”
Talent sought to portray that impulsiveness as a pattern, saying that he and other Republicans who served under Gingrich in the House had to force him from the leadership because he lacked the discipline necessary in a leader.
“We’d get up every morning and you would have to check the newspapers ... to see what the Speaker had said that you have to clean up in your own district,” he said.
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2857430/posts
Actually, if you read carefully, my posts are with a view that Romney is winning by splitting the conservative vote, and he needs to pack it in so that Santorum can beat Romney.