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I think anyone crying foul on this ad need to explain where it is false or misleading. Just saying "waaaaah Newt said he'd be positive" doesn't really do the trick here, not to mention this is NOT from Newt's campaign but from the PAC supporting him.
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The Gingrich Problem

bigkam Wrote: Jan 24, 2012 10:08 AM
The good news for CPL is that when she's on that ledge the night Gingrich wins FL, we'll all be here to talk her down.
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Mitt Romney Said WHAT?!

bigkam Wrote: Jan 23, 2012 11:30 AM
Starting to think Steyn has my house bugged. I have said the same thing all along when Romney speaks: who the heck is managing this guy and what he says? The problem with Romney is Romney--trying to play the middle ground and say nothing precise is exactly what has gotten him labeled as inauthentic.
I'll give this one to Mitt: he dropped out earlier than many wanted in the last race, so I assume he would make the right call this time as well. No question he soldiers on even if he loses, he certainly has the money to do it. But when the time comes, you hope whoever the also-rans become will drop out when the time is right.
And for the pro-Romneys all over the blogosphere trying to spin this poll as "inaccurate", I'm already hearing rumors that Rasmussen's latest FL poll due out this morning will show the same thing. With that being said, rather than try to destroy Gingrich in the next few weeks, it may actually behoove conservatives to be very careful how they go about attacking him. Lets point out the problems with all of the remaining candidates without making dozens of commercials for the Obama machine--or am I asking too much?
Well I saw this poll, my first thoughts and prayers went out to CPL and the nervous breakdown she was likely having.
Well-said. I think too many folks are focused on the wrong things here...as in "why is Newt gaining?" . The other candidates had better be watching or this thing is going to be over very quickly after FL.
I'm not crazy about ANY of the candidates that are left, but I want someone who isn't going to be afraid to take it to Obama and his machine come November. It doesn't matter which one takes care of it, but as of right now Newt appears to be the only one willing to take the attack to the left and really lay out the contrast for the voters. Romney and Santorum had better change things up or they will be watching Newt coast to this nomination.
Coulter is the female version of what all the Newt-haters say about Gingrich--you never know what craziness this woman will say next. You'd think she'd be thrilled to death about nominating her male counterpart.
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Gingrich pushes for campaign cash

bigkam Wrote: Jan 22, 2012 12:06 PM
The double-standard in this election between Romney and Gingrich is laughable by "conservatives". I am fine with the argument that Newt has problems with his record, but it is insane how so many people and talking-heads pound him over it, while simply ignoring Romney's not-so-conservative record in politics. The shilling in this election for Romney has exceeded even the last election, and at the time, I never thought it could be possible.
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