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Your thoughts are entertaining,annegb. My secret tv vice is the cable show Breaking Bad. That show will be ending within a season or two. I can hardly wait to see how it ends. I am expecting good things. |
There’s no deal. Both are trying to appear “presidential.” Romney has been more successful at this in the past, while Gingrich has been grumpy and petty at some of the past debates. Now, Gingrich is the frontrunner and is trying to act like it while Romney is becoming more frustrated by the never-ending chain of challengers that are out-polling him. Gingrich has openly predicted that he will be the nominee, but there’s still a long way to go. Neither one of these guys is close to giving up or making a deal yet. I like your conclusion. Good thoughts. |
I’ll admit life was easier when I didn’t have easy access to the morning news. On the other hand, I was one dull cookie. |
I think they made a deal. I think somebody sat them down and said, “keep it up and we won’t be able to defeat Obama. Newt, you can’t win because you screwed up with Fannie Mae. But there might be a place in Romney’s government for you. You are not going to be the candidate.” Or an opposite conversation in Newt’s favor. I think it’s all rigged. |
Who is “they?” Who do you think would have enough authority over either of these guys to compel them to make a deal? No one. And it’s not like they have taken the gloves off. They are both running ads saying terrible things about each other. Gingrich’s crack in the debate about Romney not being a career politician only because he lost to Kennedy was true but nasty. Romney has been saying that Newt is unelectable, and he’s right but it’s still pretty insulting. There’s no deal. And either one of them would probably rather eat broken glass than take a job in the other one’s administration. Romney doesn’t need a job that bad, and Gingrich has shown he can make more money on the lecture circuit and as a lobbyist than he would ever make in a government post. What position would you promise them? Can you imagine Gingrich as anyone’s VP? That would be an unmitigated disaster. Gingrich has never had any editing software on his mouth and he’s not about to start now. Romney has never been VP of anything. If he’s not in charge, there’s no incentive for him to be involved at this point in his life. |
They…..the Illuminati. The people who are really in charge. |
yeah the troops are on their way out of Iraq… I just left their 4 weeks ago.. of course this time around I was a “dirty war profiteering contractor” actually getting fair compensation for 13 hour days 7 days a week work… pretty sure we’ll still have contractors in Iraq but I think i’d rather go to Afghanistan next time. |
annegb, sometimes I wish there really were people like that. It would if someone were in control, especially of a guy like Gingrich. Unfortunately, no one has a grip on his leash, as his public statements have made clear. If anyone sane were pulling his strings he would not be referring to Plestinians as “invented people.” Even Ron Paul repudiated that bizarre statement. |
And BTW, when your statements make Ron Paul sound sane and reasonable, you’re in real trouble. |
What are you saying, Mcq? Cleon Skousen’s a believer. Ergo, I must be sane. |
Cleon Skousen believed in a lot of things. Some of them were real. Sorry about the typos in #8. It should have read:
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Just one more thing about Gingrich: Americans should be the last people on earth to refer to any other group of people as “invented.” |
This is kind of steam of consciousness type post. I like it! Peace! |
Joking repartee aside, Cleon Skousen bothers me. So does Newt Gingrich. My friend who lives in Iowa and is active in politics there is solidly pro-Mitt. She’s not a Mormon. |
I think Mitt did a great job on Fox News Sunday answering some really obnoxious questions from chris Wallace. Fox is so biased against Mitt it’s ridiculous. If he does at all well in Iowa it will be surprising, because he hasn’t really campaigned there that much, but I think he might take second there and then win New Hampshire. |
I never watch Fox. Why wouldn’t they like Mitt? Aren’t they on the same side? |
There are other more conservative candidates that Fox clearly prefers ovr Mitt. They fawned all over Rick Perry for a while, now they seem to be in love with Gingrich. |