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Newt Gingrich Talks To Sean Hannity- March 26, 2012
Electad ^ | 3-26-12 | Electad

Posted on 03/26/2012 10:32:17 PM PDT by VinL

Newt Gingrich appeared on Hannity where he reacts to Santorum’s New York Times attack, Obama’s ‘more flexibility‘ after election remark.

Edit- Newt posits national candidates' debate on 1st night of convention.

(Excerpt) Read more at electad.com ...


TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: endoftheroad; gingrich; splitvoteforromney; suspendalready
For Newt supporters, this interview will put wind in your sails. Keep the faith.

I'm in, til Newt's out.

1 posted on 03/26/2012 10:32:24 PM PDT by VinL
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To: VinL

I think it starts to border on weak or questionable stewardship in the public community of people's investments if the Speaker continues to solicit 2012 presidential campaign funds from donors (especially small amount contributors who are otherwise strapped), in this poor American/Obama economy w/skyrocketing gas prices, if he himself says he cannot get the GOP nomination. How could anyone donate to this Campaign at the shape it is in? Just look at the electoral map and his wins to-date. We cannt deny that reality.

Now, if Mr. Speaker kindly SUSPENDED the campaign, and manned up like Huntsmann, Bachmann, Johnson, Cain and Perry all had to do before him which is probably the most difficult thing for a politician to do, and kept the cash donations demands going only specifically in order to eliminate his campaign debt with a clear caveat to that effect, that would be another thing, and I could quite support that, in fact, he is a good man and I could consider some nominal donation to get him out of the red; he probably personally has gone in the red as well in this effort. Time to pack it in. Really. Louisiana should have been enough.


2 posted on 03/26/2012 10:45:29 PM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Feigning past support for a candidate (w/no posting history of it), then suddenly "withdrawing it"?)
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To: AmericanInTokyo

Santorum Pronounces Zimmerman Guilty Before Trial, or Charge


Republican presidential contender Sen. Rick Santorum appeared on CBS' Face the Nation this morning and pronounced George Zimmerman guilty of murder in the first degree.

As a lawyer, Santorum ought to know that Zimmerman would be entitled to a presumption of innocence if he were facing trial--and he has not even been charged with a crime.
 
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2012/03/25/Santorum-Pronounces-Zimmerman-Guilty-Before-Charge

3 posted on 03/26/2012 11:28:12 PM PDT by wolficatZ (:"TV is king, you're my everything..")
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To: wolficatZ

If Santorum finds out Zimmerman watches porn his goose is really cooked.


4 posted on 03/26/2012 11:33:51 PM PDT by trappedincanuckistan (livefreeordietryin)
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To: VinL

I wonder if Hannity charged him $50.


5 posted on 03/26/2012 11:35:56 PM PDT by Former War Criminal (Who am I? Why am I here?)
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To: AmericanInTokyo
An-honorable-surrender

I think it starts to border on weak or questionable leadership in the public community of people's religious faith if Rick Santorum continues to solicit 2012 presidential campaign funds from donors (especially small amount contributors who are otherwise strapped), in this poor American/Obama economy w/skyrocketing gas prices, because he himself cannot see he cannot get the GOP nomination, nor win the 2012 general election. How could anyone donate to this Campaign at the shape its candidate is in? Just look at the last two weeks’ of gaffes, misstatements, irresponsible and just plan ignorant responses to date. We cannot deny that reality.

Now, if Mr. Ex-Senator kindly SUSPENDED his campaign, and manned up like Huntsmann, Bachmann, Johnson, Cain and Perry all had to do before him, which is probably the most difficult thing for a politician to do, in order to keep observable political gaffes and embarrassing statements under control, and out of media earshot and view, while eliminating his campaign and candidacy, with a clear caveat to that effect, that would be another thing, and I could quite support that; in fact, he is a good man and I could consider some nominal donation to get him out of the campaign, so he could leave the campaign trail gaffe free, and debt free. He probably personally has embarrassed more conservatives than any conservative candidate in history, as well in this effort. Time to pack it in. Really. Zimmerman-a-malicious-sick-mind should have been enough.


6 posted on 03/26/2012 11:37:15 PM PDT by true believer forever (If Newt is good enough for Sarah, he's good enough for me!)
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To: VinL

Great interview!

Newt (as always) used all 6 minutes well.

Bump!


7 posted on 03/26/2012 11:53:28 PM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: trappedincanuckistan

For me this is a deal breaker santorum is dead to me—Better Mittens that this joke—Calling Zimmermann guilty before a trial is UNAMERICAN and doesn’t live up to the high ideals of Consevatives. At least Mittens is a known un-conservative.

I want now a Romney/Newt Ticket. Business savy linked with attack dog smarts. I can live with that over a second session of Obama’s Socialistic Progressive nation reduction.


8 posted on 03/27/2012 1:06:48 AM PDT by Forward the Light Brigade (Into the Jaws of H*ll)
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To: true believer forever

Well, imitation I suppose is the sincerest form of flattery (not flatulence). THANKS!! ;-)


9 posted on 03/27/2012 1:25:33 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Feigning past support for a candidate (w/no posting history of it), then suddenly "withdrawing it"?)
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To: wolficatZ
How he has lasted is beyond belief.

How can they still support him for convicting one of their fellow citizens.

10 posted on 03/27/2012 2:29:47 AM PDT by Christie at the beach (I like Newt and would love to see political dead bodies on the floor.)
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To: Christie at the beach
Point of order, but:

You are for ROMNEY, if Newt drops out and Rick still stays in? Now isn't that right?

11 posted on 03/27/2012 3:53:27 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (Feigning past support for a candidate (w/no posting history of it), then suddenly "withdrawing it"?)
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To: AmericanInTokyo
Well, imitation I suppose is the sincerest form of flattery (not flatulence). THANKS!! ;-)

Well, I sort of liked mine an itsy bitsy more than yours, but special kudos mention for you original concept. BtW, I have never seen the words honorable and surrender used together before, I actually felt it a little troubling! HAVE A GREAT DAY, LEONARDO!

12 posted on 03/27/2012 8:34:39 AM PDT by true believer forever (If Newt is good enough for Sarah, he's good enough for me!)
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