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The Daily Szep -- Newt's Problem

Posted: 01/20/12 05:22 PM ET

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01:34 PM on 01/24/2012
Watched last night's debate. TV pic was on "cropped". All the candidates looked too skinny, except Newt's head was still disproportional - looked like this cartoon strip.
nothingchanges
too soon old, too late smart
01:59 PM on 01/23/2012
It ain't Newts problem.

It's America's problem

An honest decent person, could no longer make it on the ballot of either major political party.

Unless you're willing to "play the game" of garnering campaign cash for promises of future favors, you never even rate the public's notice.

The days of the citizen legislator are over.
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Emy Freeland
And... there.
10:33 PM on 01/22/2012
I have a problem with Newt Gingrich talking about moral behavior when obviously he is more than capable of violating ethics and vows at a moments notice and solely based on his own convenience.
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DevonTexas
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08:19 PM on 01/22/2012
And Newt is evidence that it's harder to attract "decent people" to run for office. He's the least decent candidate possible.
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ThePelton
Never underestimate the power of Human stupidity.
01:45 PM on 01/21/2012
The GOP is increasingly reminding me of the Star Trek (original series) episode in which there was a planet with no adults left, and the children were running wild.
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VictoryBlue
Motorcycle rider, Legalization supporter, Texan
02:16 PM on 01/24/2012
Yeah, now give the kids nukes and that just about covers the cons.
12:00 PM on 01/21/2012
This is one time that Newt is correct and he is living proof of the statement.