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Newt Gingrich Gets a Grilling on Univision - New York Times
David Brooks, the self-described conservative…more social structure…more support. Same with David Frum…
The Davids are Democrats. I wish they would just wake up and smell the coffee.
I am in the process of sorting people out as liberal/Democrat and conservative/Republican based not on what they call themselves, but rather what they say and what they do.Their statements don’t sound particularly conservative. Whether they are really Democrats I am not sure.
He really said that?I mean, Obama has said he sees a “purple America” and considers himself a uniter…and the words and the results have been less than spectacular.
Hmmm, maybe it was a typo. It should have been Obama, the Great Untier.He really said that?
It’s hard to think of him as a uniter when I cannot think of any conservative who likes him.![]()
Well, actually outlawing abortion is unfortunately impossible with Roe vs. Wade.Again, it depends on your measure of “pro-life.” Did he enforce any abortion restrictions? Last I checked they were still doing abortions in Massachusetts. Just saying.
I know. That’s the reason I’m mortified by the prospect of a Gingrich candidacy.History tells us that a third party vote goes for naught and in this case, it helps Obama just as it helped Clinton.
I can respect that.Since I don’t believe “nothing” will get done, only very little, I am a big fan of gridlock. The less the federal government does, the better.
Yep.All this is precisely why Democrats are hoping Gingrich wins.
As I defy labels, I guess that doesn’t apply to me. I am not a Republican and only conservative in accord to some definitions. I definitely have no desire to conserve the status quo.What we want is for LIBERALS to vote for a third-party candidate.
NOT for a Conservative voter to vote for a third-party candidate.
My guess would be, and it’s only a guess mind you, that his call to make “English the official language” seems a bit too mean-spirited.Romney Leads Among Latino Voters in Florida, Poll Finds:
latino.foxnews.com/latino/politics/2012/01/25/romney-leads-among-latino-voters-in-florida-univision-poll-finds/
This surprises me, I thought with Gingrich’s more lenient ‘‘red card’’ system, Hispanic voters would more likely go to him.
With all due respect, what is mean-spirited about having the native language of a country as the official language? Other countries do it. French-speaking Canada has all official documents and contracts written in both French and English.My guess would be, and it’s only a guess mind you, that his call to make “English the official language” seems a bit too mean-spirited.
Fair point but I don’t understand the bilingual analogy.With all due respect, what is mean-spirited about having the native language of a country as the official language? Other countries do it. French-speaking Canada has all official documents and contracts written in both French and English.
Ya think???I could see where Castro thinks our election process is stupid. In Cuba he would have had all the Republican contenders shot and he would be reelected in a record landslide.
So your point is, and I may well have missed it in that post, that singing in the choir is a “sign of the times?”Thank God that there is atleast one among the candidates , who can read the sign of the times , to know that taking on complex world situations would need great amount of help of heaven !
Gingrich’s wife , being in the choir at the Shrine Of Immaculate Conception too - may be the merciful sign , to tell us , which way our ears are to turn !
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll (via The Political Wire) shows Mitt Romney’s popularity has dropped dramatically with an unfavorable rating at 49% and favorable rating at 31%.
It’s even worse among independents: 51% don’t view him favorably while just 23% do.
saintpetersblog.com/2012/01/independents-abandoning-mitt-romney-according-to-national-polls/Jonathan Chait: “The Obama campaign would almost certainly still prefer to run against Gingrich. But the electability gap between the two leading contenders is dwindling. No wonder more and more conservatives are frantically casting about for a new candidate to jump in and save the day.”