Gingrich Worries About 'Committing A Santorum'

CNN via wibw.com ^ | March 20, 2012 | Reporter: CNN

[VinL]

Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich said Tuesday that Rick Santorum "probably didn't mean to" say that he doesn't care about the unemployment rate but that it still illustrates a broader problem with the former Pennsylvania senator.

"I know that Santorum probably didn't mean to say it, but it's what he said," Gingrich said. "And, you know, when you're going to take on an incumbent President of the United States you better know what you believe. You better be able to say it very vividly. Can you imagine a Barack Obama dealing with somebody who says he doesn't care about the unemployment rate?"

[trappedincanuckistan]

You can trace most things back to manufacturing if you try hard enough. The question is why should the government give preferences through the tax code? Shouldn’t everyone pay the same rate, or should it depend on whether or not they engage in activities the government deems preferable?

Is McDonalds a manufacturer? Afterall, they build hamburgers.

[thatjoeguy]

Rule 40 only applies to the first round of voting. If no delegate is elected at the convention on the first round then all delegates are released and can vote for whoever they want.

JB

[Miss Behave]

OMG LOL.