Posted on 07/19/2016 3:12:24 PM PDT by Zakeet
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich accused the media of applying a double standard with the accusations of plagiarism in Melania Trump's covention speech.
"It is the most disgusting example of the news media's desperation to smear somebody who had a home run, bases loaded, amazing speech," Gingrich told the Washington Examiner.
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"The media is so terrified," added Gingrich. "If you compare Bill Clinton next week and Melania Trump this week, you tell me which first spouse you'd rather have."
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
“Thank heavens he didn’t. Newt would’ve sunk Trump.”
You could not be more wrong.
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It would be rather amusing to have Melania’s speech up against Hillary speeches such as her fake Arkansas’ accent speech in Selma. Her uh uh uh uh uh uh uh speeches. Her I do not recall answers to questions. Hillary’s voice is fingers on chalkboard shiver worthy. Melania has that exotic James Bond woman mesmerizing voice. Poor Hillary.
The MSM is the Country’s greatest threat.
A lefty acquaintance tried to tell me she plagiarized from Moochelle - I told him he might be right - I had never hear the term “your word is your bond”, or “do what you say and mean what you say” or any permutations of them ever before. Moochelle must have coined them and Melania, having to use her fifth language, was too stupid to realize she had to make sure no one ever uttered a sentence before sh could use it.
That question has been asked and answered here countless times. Newt is not a reliable Conservative, has baggage galore, and toxic approval ratings for over 2 decades going. Those are just the top three.
For the record, I’m not happy with Pence, either.
Except you know I’m not. You need to let it go. Neither one of us got the VP we wanted.
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