The Palinization of Newt Gingrich is an ugly thing... (I warn you, you can't unsee it)
Prior EBL posts:
Florida Romney supporter hurts Allen West in redistricting
Romney and his establishment supporters chase Gingrich
Romney supporters go into panic mode (after South Carolina)
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Mark Levin: Character matters and Romney's worries me
Prior EBL posts:
Florida Romney supporter hurts Allen West in redistricting
Romney and his establishment supporters chase Gingrich
Romney supporters go into panic mode (after South Carolina)
Related Links:
Mark Levin: Character matters and Romney's worries me
The Mittinistry of Truth told you he will get rid of Obamacare...
The Suicide Party
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The Daily Kos:
The Suicide Party
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The Daily Kos:
As you might have seen, yesterday Mitt Romney's Super PAC began blasting out an ad attacking Newt Gingrich for only having been mentioned once—and not in a flattering light—in Ronald Reagan's diaries. Today, National Review stepped it up a notch and actually claimsNewt Gingrich "repeatedly insulted" Ronald Reagan.The thing that makes these attacks so absurd is that they are being made on behalf of Mitt Romney, who wasn't a Republican when Ronald Reagan was president and specifically said in his 1994 U.S. Senate campaign that he was not seeking public office to support either Reagan or George H.W. Bush. Romney ended up getting trounced by 17 points.h/t to Neo at Sister Toldjah for finding that one.
Newt Gingrich, meanwhile, was busy leading Republicans to their first victory in forty years in the House. And the following year, Nancy Reagan credited him with taking up the mantle of conservatism, saying Barry Goldwater had passed it to Ronald Reagan, and that Ronald Reagan had passed it to Newt Gingrich.
I don't say any of this to defend Newt. Rather, I'm pointing it out as an illustration of the pathetic absurdity of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
FWIW, something even uglier is the Cedarfication of Mitt Romney.
ReplyDeletecedarfication isn't even a word I googled it and everything
ReplyDeleteIt does have a meaning. You would have had to been there.
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