Has Newt Gingrich Gone Too Far?

Packeryman February 1, 2012 at 03:41 am

Most Americans thought when Newt left the House in disgrace, had 84 ethic violations and a $300,000 fine, this corrupt, pompous, egotistical Washington insider would disappear. He did for a short while but reappeared again with an office on K Street peddling influence for Freddy Mac an the healthcare insurance industry. Has he gone too far? Yes he goes too far in everything. Those who served with him say he is off the wall, takes no advice from others, has to be the smartest guy in the room, all his actions are too far. Some of the fire breathing self righteous bible thumping religious fanatics and tea bagging lunatics like his heavy hitting because they believe he is the only one that can carry their hate and anger they have toward Obama to him in debate. What a sad lot of individuals, besides he was stomped in the last two debates.and the only debate he really did anything in was SC. The only thing he did there was feed the crowd red meat(one liner knockout)that particular group of Evangelicals bought it. The American public is on to his game, it will never happen again.So much for the "great debater" self proclaimed. Lets dump this guy before he destroys the nominee to be because of his vendetta . No more votes for this guys insanity.

Gina Tenorio (Editor) February 1, 2012 at 03:42 am

It looks like a majority of those who have voted feel Newt Gringrich's attack on Romney was below the belt.

Ben February 1, 2012 at 03:51 am

Moon base Newt is jealous of Romney- who is way richer, younger, and more moral than viagra chomping creepy old dude ever could achieve. All he has is shock tactics, playing the victim while attacking at the same time. Seriously-- to all you tea party guys out there- young Republicans like me are not going to vote if Gringrich the Grinch gets nominated. hope you guys outnumber the dems, cause if you back this loser you are on your own. the rest of the GOP is sitting out on this one.

alan haskvitz February 1, 2012 at 12:42 pm

We will have to wait until the Koch billionaires tell the party what to think.

Tempest February 1, 2012 at 03:05 pm

Mr. Gringrich is a disgrace to the GOP. The bill in question dates back to 2003, and it was during a time of budget crunching. Instead of the choice to continue funding kosher kitchens in nursing homes, which have to be a completely separate food preparation area from their regular kitchen, it was decided it was more feasible to have kosher food prepared off site and delivered. That part was twisted enough, but what is also being twisted is the notion that every single Jew in an American nursing home is a holocaust survivor. Mr. Gringrich is really scraping the bottom of his moral barrel.