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  • Newt Gingrich Said What?

    12/01/2011 4:56:29 AM PST · by Cincinatus' Wife · 136 replies
    National Review Online ^ | November 30, 2011 | Jim Geraghty
    ..A few of Newt Gingrich’s… Not-So-Greatest Hits: August 30, 2004: “Now he’s back, preaching the gospel of party moderation. At an Aug. 30 forum held by the centrist Republican Main Street Partnership, Gingrich heralded the GOP’s new, bigger big tent. “Everywhere I’ve been, I’ve argued in favor of electing the moderates,” Gingrich said… He even chastised the fiscally conservative Club for Growth — a group that finances primary challengers to Republican incumbents they deem too liberal — for not getting with the program. “Their strategy is explicitly wrong,” Gingrich said. “The key is to elect more Republicans and have a...
  • Bachmann: Gingrich was paid to 'influence' Republicans for Freddie Mac

    11/16/2011 4:46:25 PM PST · by rabscuttle385 · 68 replies
    CNN ^ | 2011-11-16
    Webster City, Iowa (CNN) - As Newt Gingrich denies he was paid to lobby Republicans for mortgage giant Freddie Mac, fellow Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann on Wednesday challenged Gingrich's denial. "Whether former Speaker Gingrich made $300,000 or whether he made $2 million, the point is that he took money to also influence senior Republicans to be favorable toward Fannie and Freddie," Bachmann said after a campaign event in Webster City, Iowa.
  • Gingrich welcomes "insider" label as he deflects Freddie Mac questions

    11/16/2011 4:50:15 PM PST · by rabscuttle385 · 13 replies
    CBS News ^ | 2011-11-16 | Stephanie Condon
    (snip) ...the candidate says he isn't worried his association with the now government-controlled firm makes him look like a Washington "insider" -- if anything, he said Wednesday on CBS News radio, he embraces the label. "There's no question when you serve 20 years in the House and as speaker of the House for four years, you know a fair amount about Washington," Gingrich told CBS News radio correspondent Dan Raviv. "We just tried an amateur for the last three years, and it didn't work very well... The country would be better off with someone determined to change Washington and who...