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Newt’s Long March.

It’s going to be a long road for our friend Newt Gingrich, as he sets off down that long, lonesome presidential campaign trail. The campaigning is brutal under the best of circumstances, but the remnants of the Lame Stream press, in sync with DeMarxist union thuggery, are going to make this an especially politically-bloody gauntlet which every Republican / Conservative candidate will be forced to run.

The left has its knives out, and with the boorishness which has exemplified the behavior of the left thus far you can be assured that wives and children will not be spared. Newt comes into this race with some old ‘infidelity’ issues which should be history, but are now being exposed all over again with the Schwarzenegger revelation. Fair or not, it’s going to be hashed out all over again.

To say that Newt stepped in it last weekend is giving a new meaning to the term ‘understatement’. Newt has spent all week doing damage control… some of it sounded convincing.

I mentioned that I had a real problem with the direction I had seen some of Newt’s thinking taking, at least through his public utterances. He sounded like he wasn’t in sync with the movement of the country into Constitutional Patriotism… his early criticisms of the Tea Party Patriots have not been forgotten. Neither have we forgotten Mr Gingrich and ‘Nancy-of-the-smiling-eyes-Pelosi’ sitting there and telling us we had to find solutions for ‘climate change‘. I guess Newt has us all pegged as deniers.

Newt Gingrich has a powerful intellect. I’m just not sure about his focus… or his critical judgment.

Semper Vigilans, Semper Fidelis

© Skip MacLure 2011

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  • 20jan2013
    • AceInTX

      the establishment is going to gravitate to him now that Daniels is out so we Coinservatives need to find a unity candidate to push as a unified group or we’ll be served up a crap sandwich establishment candidate who is on record praising the individual mandate and who insists on patting himself on the back for imposing a government run health care system on his state that has increased costs, decreased the quality of care and made a mockery of the concept of a government with enumerated powers and a free people exercising their GOD given rights to life, LIBERTY and the pursuit of property

      • 20jan2013

        I do want to see what Bachmann and Cain and Pawlenty and Palin all have to say to each other in the debates. There is time. I am hopeful that they direct their fire at Newt and Jon and Mitt, while highlighting differences in leadership and how they would take it to Obama.

        • AceInTX

          This is the first time I’ve advocated him as a candidate….and I want to see him in a debate with the rest….

          we have no disagreement on that score.

          One thing that concerns me though is seeing the heavies stay out of the race all together. Barbour, Huckabee, Daniels? either they’re afraid of Romney or they are buying into the lie that Obama is invincible….it is sheer lunacy.

  • 20jan2013

    The Republican Party Official Smoke Filled Room remembers that team play, and now it is time to reward it. Pawlenty is the one to beat.

    It’s looking like Pawlenty will be the compromise pick between the Republican families with pro-choice soccer moms on the one side and the tea party types on the other side. He is someone both sides can tolerate, if not approve outright. Someone like Palin or Romney is going to generate the Mother of All Intra-Party Squabbles.

    I’m not saying I support Pawlenty yet…this was my attempt at neutral analysis.

    • 20jan2013