CBS hack Charlie Rose whines to Newt Gingrich that he’s questioning Obama’s patriotism (Video)
Obama has no American patriotism. Obama may have patriotism for the Mullahs in Iran, but he has absolutely none for this country. So crybaby Obama shill and CBS hack Charlie Rose whined to the Newt Gingrich that he was questioning Obama’s patriotism. Newt Gingrich did what he does best. Owned the last wing media hack, calmly.
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Sheldon Adelson expected to give another $10 million to Newt Gingrich’s Super Pac Winning Our Future
I guess those reports about casino mogul Sheldon Adelson cutting off the cash spigot to Newt Gingrich turned out to be complete and utter bullsh*t again from the lame stream media. According to CNN, Adelson is about ready to send another $10 million to Gingrich’s Super Pac “Winner our Future.” This will make a grand total of $30 million given by Adelson (and his wife) to Gingrich’s Super Pac.
Billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson cuts off funds to Newt Gingrich campaign
The Adelson family has reportedly given the Newt Gingrich campaign $11 million. $5 million from casino mogul Sheldon Adelson, another $5 million from his wife, and $1 million from his daughter. Now, according to Business Insider, the Adelson family has pulled the plug and closed the cash spigot to Gingrich. That’s the story at least. Business Insider uses the source from Bloomberg that was “anonymous.” So who knows if it’s really true. But judging by Gingrich’s performances in the primary and caucus states this month, I wouldn’t doubt it either.
Newt Gingrich speech at CPAC 2012 – gets standing ovations (Video)
For the first time in this campaign season, why actually heard what Callista Gingrich sounds like. She introduced Newt Gingrich before his CPAC 2012 speech. And for the first time since the debates in South Carolina, Newt Gingrich got standing ovations for what he said. Gingrich did what he does best. Bashed the sh*t out of Obama.
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Super Tuesday ARG Oklahoma primary – Gingrich 34 percent, Mittens 31%, Rick Santorum 16%, Ron Paul 7%
This American Research Group poll was conducted before last night’s Rick Santorum hat trick in Colorado, Minnesota, and Missouri, so these numbers may be outdated already. But for now anyway, Newt Gingrich is winning in one of the southern Super Tuesday states by three points. Gingrich leads Romney 39% to 29% among men while Romney leads Gingrich 33% to 30% among women in Oklahoma.
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North Carolina GOP primary – Romney 30 percent, Gingrich 30%, Santorum 20%, Ron Paul 11%
I don’t know why one of the least accurate, left wing biased polling outfits like PPP is doing a poll of a Republican primary that isn’t until May the 8th, but I guess they feel it’s relevant now. Personally, I’m far more interested in polls of Arizona, Michigan, and the Super Tuesday states, but what do I know. Anyway, this poll of the May 8th North Carolina GOP primary shows Romney and Gingrich tied at 30%. Rick Santorum coming off his hat trick last night is at 20% and Ron Paul is at only 11%. Obviously this poll hasn’t polled people after the full affect of Santorum’s sweep took place last night.
Newt Gingrich destroys NBC Meet the Press hack David Gregory – says Obama has declared war on the Catholic Church (Video)
Today Newt Gingrich sounded much better after his bitchy, whiny, press conference last night after getting destroyed in the Nevada caucuses. He was back to owning media hacks like NBC Meet the Press David Gregory, and talking about how Obama has declared war on the Catholic Church.
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Newt Gingrich meltdown at press conference following Nevada Caucus (Video)
As I type this, the final totals for the Nevada caucuses aren’t in yet. We don’t know if Gingrich will end up second behind Mitt Romney or third behind Ron Paul. Before Newt Gingrich held his press conference after Romney’s victory speech, rumors were swirling that Gingrich was either going to drop out, or announce a new campaign strategy and “go positive.” What happened was brutal to watch and listen to. Newt Gingrich’s meltdown at the press conference almost seemed like the Howard Dean scream moment from 2004 it was so bad. After getting slaughtered in Florida, Gingrich gave what was probably the best speech of the news with his “46 states to go” speech. This was disgusting.
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Super Tuesday Georgia primary poll – Newt 45% Romney 32%
I’m a bit surprised it’s this close in Gingrich’s home state of Georgia. According to 11 Alive, the latest SurveyUSA poll finds Newt Gingrich with a 13 point lead over Mittens for the Georgia primary which is scheduled on March 6th (Super Tuesday.) The poll consists of 459 likely GOP voters on February 1-2, 2012, after Romney’s Florida win, and before his expect big win in Nevada. Rick Santorum gets 9% of the vote and Ron Paul gets 8%.
Ron Paul campaign claims Newt Gingrich supporters broke Paul supporter’s foot, demand payment of medical bills
Since are are Newt Gingrich supporters around Ron Paul’s rallies? The two candidates compete for two completely different voting bases. According to Daily Caller,The Ron Paul campaign is demanding that Newt Gingrich pay the medical bills for Ron Paul supporter who they claim had their foot broken by Gingrich staffers after theu intentionally stomped on it.
The new racism! Newt Gingrich is a racist for mocking Obama’s singing according to NBC hack Rachel Maddow
Racist we much! You know what’s considered racist now? Mocking Obama as the “entertainer in chief” and his pitiful singing. That’s right. The “brilliant” minds at MSNBC let us know that last night during Gingrich’s 46 states to go speech. Left wing site Mediaite captured the video and the exchange with the pinheads at MSNBC using the usual progressive liberal cop out.
Super Tuesday Ohio Primary poll: Gingrich 26 percent, Mitt Romney 25 percent, Santorum 22 percent, Ron Paul 11 percent
While National Review Online has been in the tank for Mitt Romney, it seems that Newsmax is in the tank for Newt Gingrich. Before Romney’s fourteen point win in Florida last night, Newsmax was pimping a poll they conducted showing Newt Gingrich “surging” to within five points of Romney. You know how that turned out. Now they are pimping a poll on Ohio, a March 6th (Super Tuesday) primary state as Gingrich and Santorum “surging.”
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Newt Gingrich’s 46 states to go speech – possibly the best of the night in Florida (Video)
Despite coming in a distant second behind Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich may have given the best speech of the night in Florida. Don’t know if the casino moguls will keep feeding him cash, but he doesn’t sound like he’s going away anytime soon.
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No drama: Mitt Romney wins Florida, Newt Gingrich second, Rick Santorum third and Ron Paul
So much for those polls that showed a “surge” for Newt Gingrich. Mitt Romney wins the Florida Republican Primary and all 50 of the state’s delegates. Romney’s numbers have been hovering around 45-50% of the vote so far. With the exit polls, Romney did very well with senior citizens, married woman, picking up over 50% of their vote. Romney even won Republicans and those who describe themselves as conservative. True conservative views of Romney was only at 14% and high moral character was only at 17%.
Newt Gingrich: GOP primary fight will last six to eight months unless Romney drops out
I guess we’re in for a long primary battle. The chances of Mittens dropping out of the GOP primary is about as likely as me voting for Obama this year, or a Democrat the rest of my life. Aka zilch. Gingrich told ABC that he intends to stay in the race for six to eight months no matter how he does unless Romney drops out. Oh, and Gingrich says he will NOT lose big in Florida tonight. Some polls have him behind by as much as 20 points, others by as few as five, so we shall see.
Gingrich campaign lowers expectations Nevada and Michigan, pins hopes on Arizona, Maine, Colorado and Minnesota
I always assumed that Nevada (with a significant Mormon population) and Michigan (Romney’s birth state) were in the bag for Mittens anyway. So this news from CNN about the Newt Gingrich campaign lowering expectations for those two states doesn’t surprise or concern me. The other four states in February will be three caucus states Minnesota, Maine and Colorado and Arizona will have a primary. I also assume that Maine, being a northeastern state would be in the bag for Romney, but maybe I don’t know their politics that well. Ron Paul has really been focusing on the caucus states of Minnesota, Maine and Colorado. Rick Santorum has also shifted his focus to the smaller states in February since it will be less expensive to run ads. There’s also a non-binding primary in Missouri on February 7th. The purpose of that I don’t understand since they hold the “binding” caucus on March 17th.
Sarah Palin: Yea, I’d vote for Newt Gingrich in Florida
Sarah Palin would vote for Newt Gingrich if she was in Florida, like she said she would do in South Carolina. I don’t know if it matters much at this point looking at the polls, but it certainly can’t hurt. It’s certainly more important than that clown Herman Cain’s endorsement.
South Carolina primary final delegate count: 23 for Gingrich 2 for Mittens
The final delegate count for South Carolina’s primary has been posted at Gretawire. Newt Gingrich crushed Mitt Romney in that election and received 23 of the 25 total delegates. Mittens received 2 delegates. Also, the South Carolina primary saw a record vote turnout. 605,710 voters participated in the 2012 primary. This smashes the previous record of 573,101 set in the year 2000.
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Survey USA Florida Republican Primary poll puts Romney up over Gingrich by fifteen
Here’s another poll that puts Mittens up big over Newt Gingrich for tommorow’s Florida Republican Primary vote. The only recent poll to show Gingrich within striking distance came out on Sunday showing Gingrich five points behind Romney. Based on this and all the polls released over the weekend, it seems like an outlier. But who knows anymore. The Survey USA poll puts Mittens ahead of Gingrich by fifteen at 41% to 26%. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum each get 12% of the vote. If this poll is accurate, Mittens would win even if you combined Santorum and Gingrich’s vote.
Insider Advantage Florida Republican Primary poll – Gingrich within five of Romney
Now this poll is a complete change from the recent polls released. Are the voters in Florida pulling a Romney and flip-flopping again, or is it an outlier? The latest Insider Advantage poll shows Newt Gingrich withing five points of Mitt Romney. Mittens get 36% of the vote while Gingrich gets 31%. Ron Paul and Rick Santorum each get 12% of the vote. The article at Newsmax states that Tuesday’s primary will be closer than expected. Men and Latinos are moving to Gingrich in droves, while women are still voting for Romney.
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