Posted on 02/10/2012 11:23:22 PM PST by GVnana
Newt Gingrich knows how to play to the base.
At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Friday, the GOP presidential hopeful said that, if elected, he would wipe out much of President Obama's legacy on his very first day in office.
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He said that "by the time President Obama lands in Chicago we will have repudiated at least 40 percent of his government on the opening day."
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"For the Republican establishment, managing the decay is preferable to changing the trajectory," he said. "This is the year to reset this country in a decisive, bold way. We are determined to rebuild America, not manage its decay."
Gingrich aligned himself the Tea Party and Ronald Reagan, which he said represented the "conservative movement" versus the "Republican establishment."
The Republican establishment, he said, doesn't "have the toughness, they don't have the commitment, and they don't have the philosophy necessary to build a majority in this country."
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I saw CPAC.
Have you found anywhere to view the whole thing? I didn’t get to watch much live, and cspan is lame in that they only have some parts and few at that. I’m sure I had a site the last couple of years where you could click on any of the filmed parts over the three days, but I lost it through computer changes. The CPAC site itself just has a very few segments.
Let me know if you have a link or know of a source - thanks!
C-SPAN has the entire weekend of speakers videos on their website.
Sarah Palin: http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/SarahPalin
Thanks - yes I could get some speakers but not all the lesser known ones like Daniel Hannon. But today Rush talked about him and said evidently it wasn’t taped, you had to watch it streamed live. There were some panels I couldn’t find after the events as well.
Daniel Hannan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6U6v0pZ9f6k
Thank you again, BSF! I love to see and hear DH. Even my lib friends can’t argue with him :-)
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