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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Gingrich fades as likely next RNC chairman, sources say

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road_warrior

A lot of good people on the list for this job, unlike the list of the people who Obama is going to put into his cabinet. If the liberal illuminati were start they would take a name or two from this list and advice Obama to work with them. But that probably won't happen.
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xpress_yourself

The left-wing illuminati have made the right look angry, and Gingrich was a part of that anger, so he is not a good choice.
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pahokee_pete

Being spared the unendurable Gingrich can only be seen as a sign that God has not forsaken us. Now, if Newt can only manage to take the hint and realize it is the "era of Newt" that is over, while the era of Ronald Reagan will live on past any memory of Gingrich. Don't go away mad Newt, just go away, please. If this party wishes to survive it had better pick Steele or another bona fide Conservative. There exist today more souls than the RNC could count who are ready to walk away from this pathetic excuse for the GOP. If the moderate anti-Conservative forces prevail in this inter party struggle you may just get what you are wishing for. So have at it boys, We will carry on with or without you. We actually do believe in something. It is you who will be wondering what the hell happened one day soon. And...Carlie Crist in 2012? The shellacking just administered a few short weeks ago has gone right over many heads in the party hierarchy. The McCain lesson, it seems, has yet to be fully understood by some.
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