Glenn Beck: I’d consider Ron Paul as third party over Newt Gingrich

Glenn Beck said this morning on his radio show that if Newt Gingrich is the nominee and Ron Paul runs third party, he’d consider voting for Ron Paul over Newt Gingrich, and he hates Ron Paul’s policies on the Middle East:

This is suicide and it doesn’t get any simpler this: voting third party on our side for whomever guarantees Obama a victory. That’s it. And if Newt’s the nominee and Beck wants to go that road, then I tell him what I tell others: enjoy the hell that will be a second Obama term.

I’ve made my position clear about Newt. He’s not my guy, but if he’s the nominee, I’ll run to the polls to vote for him and I’d encourage all of you to do the same.




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  • http://twitter.com/ABRADIOSHOW The American Beacon

    AMEN SCOOP!

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

      Amen? Both Newt and Obama love big government. I’d rather have Obama destroy the nation than Newt. If Obama gets reelected, at least we might get a real candidate in 2016.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

        When talking about issues Newt has sometimes has some strange ideas, but his record in office is clearly conservative. I can only conclude that you would like to see Obama finish destroying the country.

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

          His favorite president is big government Teddy Roosevelt. He praises huge “national greatness” federal spending boondoggles (rail, canals, NASA). He’s championed goofball techno-mystics and called for a world governing body to help people deal with all the confusing technology that surrounds us. He lobbied for FANNIE (despite his lies). He’s an enviro-nutjob. He supports expanding medicare. He’s a protectionist who supports huge ethanol subsidies. He’s an imperialist who giggles at the thought of launching new wars. If that’s what it means to be “clearly conservative”, then Obama is George Washington.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Bob-Peterson/1527723660 Bob Peterson

            You must have been sleeping for the past decade. I would guess your an obama lover anyway. Newt is a better choice than the commie-pinko bed-wetting socialist obumble.

            • Victor Michaels

              Obama and Newt are the same person below the skin.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mitchell-Zup/1198921812 Mitchell Zup

                “Obama and Newt are the same person below the skin. ”

                Comments like that make me wonder what you have below your skull.

                • https://me.yahoo.com/a/3v2xh1sDw.CVsfUc3NTeLEanWFeVY_ufZA--#95d68 mother12

                  you are a paulbot and nobody cares what you think mitchell

                • JimM

                  No, Victor Michaels is the Paul supporter, and so am I. Get ready for a president with two first names.

                • Anonymous

                  Losing battle, Jim, first, RP has no chance of getting the GOP nomination, and if he goes third party, he has no chance of winning the election. All that will do is guarantee another 4 years for Obamanation to “finish the job.” You guys rant about RP’s stand on constitutional principles, yet what part of “We the People” doesn’t RP understand. He may have the best of intentions, but he is blind to what he is doing, driving his personal agenda over the good of the nation.

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_6IEI3ERWOBGYUKH3Y2RJ5ZRBAU Ex Speaker Nan

                  Well said Moose. If RP “loves” America so much, why would he put himself in a position to siphon votes away for a candidate who can beat O’Bama? RP stands NO CHANCE of winning the presidency.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  That statement is insane! Who gives a damn if somebody can beat Obama if he isn’t better for the country than Obama is? I have always been a good little republican drone and voted for the republican candidate. NO MORE! I will vote my conscience. I would rather have total freedom than just a “Little more freedom than I had before”. Newt has a despicable voting record in many regards, which is well known to all. When it all goes to hell either under Obama or the new republican “savior” that will just keep up the status quo. I will say I voted my damn conscience for a man who did more with the constitution then wipe his ass with it!

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Patricia-Neal-Moreno/1617333102 Patricia Neal-Moreno

                  EXACTLY!

                • Anonymous

                  Sadly it seems the GOP has found THEIR candidate.
                  Same thing happened with McCain.
                  Totally ignored the people and shoved McCain down our throats.

                  All the talk of taking back our country our White-house no more RINOS?
                  Where have all those people gone?

                  We had people backing anyone that was not a born and bred Politician.
                  Now we have people claiming better than the OTHER guy..
                  Better than the Other Guy lost a seat in DC ..but on principal it was the right move.
                  Sent Shivers through the GOP..

                  Sadly the GOP is getting comfy all over again.. What Have they done but whine, we got the BEST we could get.. BUDGET cuts?!?! and our House Leader is pulling compromise or golfing with Obama?
                  Is that what Newt voters want just another passive, go along, pat each others backs, Congress Senate and President ?

                  Grow some and get behind Dr. Paul.. all your getting is the truth from him and ” lip service” from egotists..

                  Turned my stomach to read he took out a *new contract, promised fidelity to his latest wife.. that is what you want leading America? His mate is none of my concern, however, once a cheater always a cheater. ..

                  Instead of town halls he is holding books signings. Shows me right off he is in it for the MONEY and I can imagine will attempt to take his side arm on Better vacations then Moochelle got..

                  Wake up people either we are serious enough to stop the same old or we get back in line, serfs for the GOP. Stay the same course and relive the nightmare over and again.

                  Ron Paul or we gain nothing..

                  Newt a bigger ego then Obama and mark my words he will attempt to out due EVERYTHING O did. Starting with the vacations, the bracelet, the designers and imagine how many assistants his “Callista” will need..

                • Anonymous

                  I really don’t care about Newt’s private life and neither should anyone. So he cheated on the wives, maybe they deserved it. You only read the what the media wants you to read. As for RP, he is unelectable. He has some good ideas but he is a nut job. He is an isolationist and in the world I live in that can’t be the US position. I am an ABOIST! All that is happening is the same as last presidential election. The Driveby Media is giving us the choice it wants on the ballots so that BerrackO wins and finishes destroying our way of life. Remember, BerrackO has gone against ALL that is American and has gone against all of our staunch allies. Remember when he sent back the bust of Winston Churchill. This man is out to destroy the US. If Newt is elected, I will vote for Newt. If RP is elected I will vote for RP. If Bachman is elected I will vote for Bachman. It’s not a Democrat/Republican thing. It’s saving our country from socialism/communism. BerrackO IS a COMMIE.

                • Anonymous

                  If the man cannot honor a pledge, he is as worthless as a cigarette machine in a cancer ward.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  I like your approach. You say who you like but also say that you will support others as well if needed to beat Obama. I have considered Newt also and feel he could debate Obama very well and the polls show this. At this point I am backing Ron Paul but will also do what needs to be done in November. But my fight will not stop there because my goal is limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets so I will have to keep going for more change and to take out more incumbents in 2014. If this is all of our goals then we will all ultimately win in the end.

                • Anonymous

                  Are you totally insane? Any of the Republican candidates would be better for the country than Obama, the Marxist, who is committed to the destruction of the country. Ron Paul doesn’t stand a chance of being elected President, either as a Republican party candidate, or as a third party candidate.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  Our original patriots said “Give me liberty or give me death” I say “Give me a moral and good president. Who’s highest value is the constitution or give me none”! No In between, no compromise. If the presidential nominee does not support my values he does not get my vote. Every patriot on earth should agree with that reasoning. If you do not, you are committing mental fraud, and reasoning abortion! Never again will I vote any other way, EVER! You are probably right. Ron Paul probably doesn’t have a chance. Since he represents my ideals though, I would be a sell out not to cast my vote for the man. People who vote just to get somebody out of office need to examine seriously the ramifications of voting that way. Maybe they will oust the bad guy. To often though you get something even worse, because instead of voting for the man who you agree with. You vote for the one you think can win. If you oust a tyrant you better be DAMN sure you have something better to replace him with otherwise you end up with Egypt,Iran,Libya, the list goes on and on. You may be right that “Any republican candidate will be better than Obama”. You know what buddy, Cat shit might taste better than dog shit to! I choose to eat neither and go with the steak!

                  Ron Paul 2012

                • Anonymous

                  I totally agree, but I think RP has a better chance than people give him credit. I have had it with holding my nose when I cast my ballot as I believe have many in the electorate! Give it a month or so. Newt’s campaign will implode and when that happens, Ron Paul will pick up most of his supporters. Worst case scenario, the Marxist in Chief wins in 2012. The Republicans will pick up the Senate and retain the House i.e Obama’s agenda is halted!

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  Hey Deduce, I totally agree with you. If RP breaks out and the crap stops, they will not be able to stop him and it will be a land side from that point. This is what they are trying to prevent.

                  Oh, and if someone wants to say I am wrong then stop the negative untrue attacks and watch what happens. Dare you.

                • Anonymous

                  I’ll agree with you in one area, that we have to get back to Constitutional government,as interpreted by the Founders. Both parties have only given lip service to that document, their primary focus being power and privilege and the retention of same.
                  I too am tired of voting for the lesser of two evils, but we are at a tipping point in this country, and the primary focus needs to be getting Obama out of office in 2012. Once that is accomplished, we need to get rid of the establishment Republicans, replacing them with candidates dedicated to the downsizing of the federal government and dedicated to the Constitution.

                • Anonymous

                  We’ll see you on the floor @ the convention.

                • Anonymous

                  OK, let’s wait and see what happens at the convention.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  Why do you have to be so negative about Ron Paul when he is actually doing pretty well. He is statistically tied with Santorum, and Mitt where they have 7 delegates each. Why not just talk positive about the person you support because that will not win over me to support your guy if you are attacking mine.

                • Anonymous

                  You sound exactly like a friend of mine who helped Clinton win by voting his conscience for Ross Perot. Ron Paul is the new Ross Perot and will be remembered in the history books exactly like Perot and Nader are. Worthless idiots who helped the wrong guy become president. If you are a conservative (which most Paul supporters are not) then you couldn’t stand by and watch Obama win another 4 years. Most of Paul’s support comes from college age kids who believe he will legalize all drugs and cut back the military and get us out of the war zones. Anyone who believes this is an idiot and anyone who wants these things is a libertarian fool.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  Your friend didn’t help Clinton win! Bush did. Maybe Bush should have dropped out of the race and let Perot run solo so the vote wasn’t split OHHHHH that’s right. It is only bad if a third party splits the vote not the republican right? If republicans think the vote shouldn’t get split maybe the republican candidate should drop out and let the third party candidate run solo against opposition. Then third party supporters could tell republicans to “Hold your nose and vote for our guy” You are right. Most Paul supporters do want drugs legalized and history tells us [impossible to even debate by the way] that prohibiting products people want especially addictive ones leads to crime,fraud, gangs, and federal spending! Remember Copone? You are also right that we want our troops we pay for back home to protect us here which by the way is the only thing the Constitution authorizes! [again inarguable point, it is simply true.] These guys are not “worthless” they are patriot constitutionalists. How do you know his ideas are wrong or won’t work? Can you tell me where in the last hundred years we have tried them to know? Libertarians are what conservatives claim to be and what liberals wish they could be!

                • Anonymous

                  You should probably get back to looking for your ‘cleanest dirty shirt’.

                • Anonymous

                  libertarian:
                  an advocate for the doctrine of free will; a person that upholds the principle of individual liberty

                  Now, if that is a fool, I’m having my fool t-shirt printed today.

                  If this is the logic that we will use, then War is peace, Freedom is slavery, Ignorance is strength.

                  INGSOC Rules!

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  Maybe your pick just could not win. There would be no reason to vote for another candidate if your candidate was the best. It is not everyday we have the power to change our country and vote for whom best fits us, your guy just simply did not have enough people agree with him.

                • Anonymous

                  Amateur Hour Is Over!
                  Ron Paul 2012

                • http://twitter.com/BillboTex BillboTex

                  Obama is better than NONE of the GOP candidates – criminal actions, socialist/communist endorsements, least transparent of any POTUS ever, spends MILLIONS to hide personal records, Both he and wife lost their law licenses, a law he had just signed required him to fire 4 czars – he refused to follow that law, highest welfare, highest unemployment, largest deficit in just 3 years, worst political cronyism, only Christian belief is GOD D*** America, criminal associations would not allow him or wife to accept employment in the FBI, He passed 2800+ page ObamaCare and we are STILL learning the price we will have to pay for that, endorsed by Hamas, Unions, SEIU, worked as attorney for ACORN before he lost his license and ACORN was disqualified for fed funds so they split into 4 different differently named groups so Obama could re-fund them, etc., etc., etc.

                • http://openid.aol.com/rrpatreilly PatReilly

                  I agree with you 100% but the fact remains that the GOP has been relying on just what you state for a very long time. I really believe that this election will split the republican party and give obama his unearned victory. Just like when Ross Perot split the vote with GH Bush giving Clinton the victory, Paul or another conservative candidate will emerge as a 3rd party candidate. Many people will vote for the 3rd party inspite of giving the win to obama. It will be a matter of principle to the many disgruntled conservatives who are tired of having their vote taken for granted by the republican establishment. I believe that is just what the democrat party and the media have been planning. obama can not win by running on his record one on one. His record is one of monumental failure.

                • Anonymous

                  Yepper, how dare he run for president!!!

                  That messes up the status-quo, and we just cannot have that!

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  First off I have been on many blogs and the attacks against Ron Paul are just terrible and untrue. It is okay to make your pick but I could not even say I was an RP supporter and then have any kind of dialog with anyone about why I like my guy and who I may also consider without attacks everywhere. Kind of seems like 2007-2008 where in the end I also worked for McCain but yet I was to blame for him losing. If your message sucks and you do not want to limit government, and you lose, it is you and your candidates fault for not working to get the votes. But if you choose to push away votes do not blame them for your loss!

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  RP? Is Ross Perot running again? Look what happened the last that twit …. Oh, not Ross Perot. Ron Paul, you say? Well, that’s different then. Only not very much.

                • Anonymous

                  Actually Ross Perot made perfect sense unfortunately no-one was wise enough to see that.

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  Mmhmm. You are one of the righteous (er, “wise”) ones we have to thank for the splendid results of that election, I gather. Thanks so much. No seriously.

                • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                  He is wiser than anyone who calls themselves ‘conservative’ yet supports big government Newt. Newt and Obama are the same. Look at Newt’s history. If you have to hold your nose while voting for a scumbag, then everyone loses.

                  Of course, somehow republicans have come to believe that “Peace, Freedom and Prosperity” are nut job ideals. Go figure.

                • Anonymous

                  How about people who call themselves conservative and vote for a man who would weaken the country by legalizing drugs, allowing illegal aliens to come here in droves, and wants to weaken our military even more than the liberals do? That’s what Ron Paul will do if he has his way (which he won’t because the house and senate will thankfully stop his crazy ideas). He’s a libertarian so why doesn’t he run as one? He is crazy and will only help libtards like you make us suffer through 4 more years of Obama.

                • Anonymous

                  How about critical thinking, rickie?

                  How much more BigGov are you cheering for today?

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  Obviously you do not understand his foreign policy or his stand on any of the other issues you have mentioned. But not fare for the Newt attacks either. Really we all should focus on limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free markets. If we can do this and work together we will be better off and have a higher chance of succeeding. Remember this, the elite in the GOP want Romney and I do not like someone making my choice for me. Personally I think Ron Paul sends a bigger message to the GOP but either way we have to get past this hurdle if we are to ever get a go at Barrack. One thing I do want to say in RPs defense though, there is no candidate who will have the power of all branches and will not be able to get hardly crap done so to think one person like Ron Paul will weaken this country is just ludicrous. But again you were just returning the favor for the Newt attack which was not fair either.

                • Anonymous

                  That sucking sound was never heard by you?

                • Anonymous

                  And apparently some still aren’t, I swear I’ll never understand some peoples desire to continue being scammed and lied to..there must be a medical term for this terrible affliction.

                • Anonymous

                  Stockholm Syndrome

                • Anonymous

                  yeah it’s tragic to wach this take place.

                • Anonymous

                  There is, it’s called being a Paultard.

                • Anonymous

                  It appears that we have a prime example in rick08.

                • Anonymous

                  ‘da pwedy pebo on fawx an enbc says won pawl kant win and sawn hanny an bill owiely says gingwich tha bes amewica can do so iw go fow gingwich’…..man if you know as much about Gingrich as you do Ron Paul then you truely are just voting in the blind, why not just colse your eyes and wherever your finger falls THAT will be your candidate

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Larry-Wall/1112166239 Larry Wall

                  It is talk like this that pushes people away. You do this and then later when you lose you blame us when the blame really just comes back to people like you who turn off people like us. Last I looked RP was doing very well and you may not like that but it is for that reason you should stop with the negative attacks because you have no idea how many people you are pushing away and you will then lose.

                • http://openid.aol.com/rrpatreilly PatReilly

                  This is probably the worst election regarding choices for conservatives that has come along in many years. I thought the 2008 election was the pits but this fiasco takes the cake hands down. I predict another obama victory thanks to the republican establishment. The 2012 election will forever doom the GOP to a third party status as a true conservative party will be established and will flourish in time for 2016. It is imperative that the Tea Party takes control and begins in ernest to develope candidates for 2016. What they have done this year is unforgivable. Good bye and good riddence to the GOP.

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XUJ67R7I6C7S2CU37MOQM7NYI4 Binky

                  If Ron Paul was for real, wouldn’t he, at least, question the Constitutionality of Obama’s birth? He said NOTHING! And then voted for confirmation of the election results in early 2009, because his election results were in that vote as well. Also, I agree with Moose.

                • Anonymous

                  Beat the dead horse much?

                • Anonymous

                  You must mean Barrack Obama because Paul will never get the nomination nor will he ever win. Put down the crack pipe and go to rehab.

                • Anonymous

                  Famous last words, lmao

                  By the way, is it possible for you to replace the name calling with an actual defense of your big government ideas?

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GXP5QEZDFJZJA6Q2EXLOPITYTE bertolucci

                  Ron Paul has as much chance at getting elected president as Pee Wee Herman.

                • Anonymous

                  So, Pee Wee might win Iowa on the 3rd?

                • Anonymous

                  Seems like mother12 was unable to see through the wool.

                • Anonymous

                  It is a mystery why we are debating about either Romney or Newt with all their baggage when we have Bachmann, who is clean of scandle, articulate, extremely knowledgable of foreign issues due to her position of the Securty Committee, a genuine conservative with a track record of not buckling under fire. Plus, she would trump the first partially-Black president with a fully-Woman candidate to bring in the woman vote to counter Obama’s black base. Add a Hispanic VP and the Democrats would watch two of their bases dissolve before their eyes. Michelle is like a like a wide-open football reciever franticly waving inside the goal zone, while the quarterback is focusing on two other recievers completely covered by the opposition. Come on!! Wake up!! And if you think she can’t win because she is a Woman, you are part of the problem, not the solution.

                • http://twitter.com/URRUdesign Republic Underground

                  sounds like intellegence to me, I think what is lurking behind your skull though has been brainwashed by the MSM to see only what they want you to see Ron Paul is waaay better then Neo-con Newt

                • Anonymous

                  A routine ear examine is all that is necessary to diagnose liberalism. You need two doctors though, one on the left and one on the right side. They look into their otoscopes and if they see each other, they have a liberal. The prognosis is: “You can’t fix stupid.”

                • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                  Newt is intelligent, but he is a ‘liberal’ who supported a single payer mandate, climate change legislation (along with 400 other co sponsored bills with Pelosi), the forming of the unconstitutional department of education, the irresponsible loans from Freddie and fannie (in fact, while Ron Paul warned of the danger caused by these loans, Newt attacked him). Newt has been a friend to lobbyists and special interests (even bragged about it). His spending and domestic policy match Obama’s quite nicely.

                  What is Newts plan to cut spending? He doesn’t have one!

                • Anonymous

                  Actually, it was Carter who signed the Education Act that established the DoE. And, who was the last person to lead congress into balancing the federal budget for the first time in many many years, who established true welfare reform, and cut government spending?

                • Anonymous

                  And what have they done since?

                  Yepper, MoBigGov!

                • Anonymous

                  Your self diagnosis is the first step to recovery.

                  Good luck.

                • Anonymous

                  ROLMFAO!

                • Gregor Samsa

                  You can’t compare Newt’s flacid, short, shriveled, non-functioning penis to Obama’s. Get a clue!

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_6IEI3ERWOBGYUKH3Y2RJ5ZRBAU Ex Speaker Nan

                  You sound as though you are speaking from experience. Did you pull out your knee pads and take a turn at the presidential (and Newt’s) stalf? I’ll bet the line is long to get to O’Bama’s. The LAMEstream media alone is enough to keep O’Bama engorged for years….to work your way to the front of the line means you must have ‘special’ talents.

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  There you have your typical Obamanation – Paulistinian wiseacre crack, apropos of nothing. Low on intellect, high on snark value. Must be a fearsome warrior on World of Warcraft.

                • Anonymous

                  Wow! Using two polar opposites to make your point?
                  The flopsweat has leaked into your grey matter.

                • Anonymous

                  You need help. Penis envy is hazardous to your health.

                • Anonymous

                  Obama’s penis is from his neck up. I suspect so is yours.

                • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                  Once again. No rebbutal to the facts that Newt supported tax and cap, socialized medicine, international governance, both bailouts, the department of education formation and fannie and freddy. Just an attack with no substance.

                • Anonymous

                  Please, do not confuse the zombies.

                • Anonymous

                  Are we talking about Mitt Newtbama?

              • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                Paul and Perot are the same person below the skin.

                • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                  Both labeled as crazy because they believe in Peace and Freedom? I’m in. I support peace and freedom.

                  I also support cutting government size and scope. Are you a loony like me or do you want papa government to let you keep suckling from their teet while they protect you from ‘evil’ and yourself?

              • Anonymous

                Victor you and the uninformed are the same.

              • Anonymous

                Ron Paul has more in common with Obama than Newt does. Both Paul and Obama hate America. They both abuse the constitution for their own gain. They both hate the military and want to weaken it. They both such at foreign affairs and they are both bat crap crazy.

                • Anonymous

                  Ad-hom much?

                  Newt is our Barack.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  You can point out where Ron Paul has abused the constitution right? Otherwise if I were you, I would feel really stupid right now!

                • Anonymous

                  You’re a hippie paultard, you should feel stupid just for that fact alone. All you are backing him for is his pledge to make all drugs legal and prostitution legal. That way you can go to work for yourself to pay for your drug habit. Let me ask you this, if Paul doesn’t get the nod would you vote for another Republican candidate or will your vote go to Obama?

              • Anonymous

                Newt is our Barack!!

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000625037561 Ann Harris

                i totally agree with you

            • Sanjay Sin

              You mean that same Newt who gave us Department of Education in 1979?
              That same Newt who took 1.8 Million in bribes from Freddie Mac looting the tax payer?
              That same Newt who took 37 Million in bribes from medical lobbyists to push ObamaCare?
              That same Newt who gave us Fairness Doctrine, so we would be forced to listen to Rachel Maddow and Olbmermann?
              That same Newt who gave us gun control, so when Obama and Newt invade and burn our house we are totally helpless?

              Newt is the greatest enemy of America. Newt will bury us.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kris-Smith/100000135417264 Kris Smith
                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  Michael Savage now? Well, everything is about ready then. All we need is the ring master — the clowns are all accounted for — and let the show begin.

              • http://www.facebook.com/GordsPolish Gordon Crissey

                The Fairness Doctrine was a policy of the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced in 1949, that required the holders of broadcast licenses to both present controversial issues of public importance and to do so in a manner that was, in the Commission’s view, honest, equitable and balanced. The FCC decided to eliminate the Doctrine in 1987, and in August 2011 the FCC formally removed the language that implemented the Doctrine

                • Sanjay Sin

                  total lie. You are a liar.

                  http://www.newtexposed.com/

                  Newt voted for fairness doctrine. Click the link and see for yourself, do not trust Crissey, he is a liberal…

                  Give conservatism is a chance. Let us restore America to constitutional Republic.

                  marxist federal reserve and marxist wars are destroying family, faith and constitution.

                  Let conservatives like us Restore the constitution. strong national defense, traditional families, liberty, faith and constitution.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Gino-Papageorgeeo/100002847828592 Gino Papageorgeeo

                Just a life tip for you Sanjay, if you want anyone to actually take you seriously and not just laugh at you like a funny clown try being factual. I know that is tough for you liberals, but give it a try you might find that people pay you more notice.

            • http://profiles.google.com/josiahschmidt Josiah Schmidt

              An “Obama lover” criticises big government, federal spending, Fannie, environmentalism, entitlement expansion, protectionism, and an interventionist foreign policy? Have you ever once turned your brain on, Bob? Newt is just as much a commie-pinko bed-wetting socialist as Obama.

            • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

              Notice, no substance in your response. No rebuttal to the facts, just an emotional appeal to support the “home team”. Thinking is dead – and with Newt, so will be conservatism.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_7BEXSFRW32POZTOTDHVO3JKMRI peter h

              Uhhh and who is the one who has been sleeping there Bobo. Newt is just another slimeball like obama and pelosi look at his record you twit.

            • http://twitter.com/BillboTex BillboTex

              Yes, ANY GOP candidate is orders of magnitude better than Obama. You can vote your heart in 2016 if Obama has not already become our dictator, but in 2012, if you want a chance to beat Obama, you MUST vote, and you MUST vote for the GOP primary winner – anything else re-elects Obama!

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

            No – it’s even worse, Gingrich’s favorite president is the OTHER Roosevelt – FDR. Gingrich is fascinated with social engineering – and not the “right wing” kind either.

            • Anonymous

              You guys are such retards. I don’t know how many times Newt has said that Renaldus Magnus is his favorite president. You don’t listen to him so you just suck up the leftist talking points as if they were gospel. How pathetic.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                Ronald Reagan was a deficit spender. Of course Newt like him.

                Ouch, did I just hurt your feelings? Ronald gives you ‘conservatives’ tingles just like Obama does Chris Matthews – but Ronald started the trend of government growth and spending. If you like big spenders, like Reagan, then Newt (or Obama, same difference) is your guy!

                For me? I like small government, peace and freedom. Which is why I don’t support Newt. (Or Obama)

              • Anonymous

                Liars, philanderers, and flip-floppers are tough to believe. We just assume they are always bullsh__ting us.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_HRNOCGMFPFDKFLQKYC7Y3XAFY4 Susie

            So at worst he’s still better than what we’ve got, and more than likely you’re exaggerating by trying to imply that Obama isn’t left of Teddy, isn’t promoting world govt, isn’t an enviro-nutjob (on steroids), and isn’t even a champion of the golfball although golf is all he ever spends time doing, while pretending to be on the job!! Sorry Newt is a much better choice than Obama, no matter what false dichotomies the Obamabots dream up!!

            • Anonymous

              Instead of directing your reply to those not in attendance, you should try to convince all of the conservatives that wouldn’t touch Gin-grinch with a ten foot pole.

          • Anonymous

            That’s bullshit, Ed. Newt’s favorite president is Renaldus Magnus. And all the rest of that crap you accuse him of is leftist jibberish. Have another jug of koolaid. And stay away from the crack pipe.

            • Anonymous

              Crackpipe …. Koolaid ….

              Really, is that all you’ve got?

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kevin-Kelley/100002304808413 Kevin Kelley

            I have voted republican for nearly 20 years and will only cast my vote for Ron Paul. Newt is a joke candidate. there are so many things that I disagree with him and romney that I can’t even begin to name them. Ron Paul 2012

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_6IEI3ERWOBGYUKH3Y2RJ5ZRBAU Ex Speaker Nan

              You do that. Then sit back and enjoy 4 more years of O’Bama. I only hope I get the chance to ‘thank you’ personally. Idiots like you shouldn’t have the right to vote.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=652360153 Scott Larson

                Do you hate Obama, or his policies? I think his policies are the problem, not his unlikable personality.

                Now Obama supports healthcare mandate (so does Newt)
                Obama thinks government can save the world (so does Newt)
                Obama loves special interests and lobbyists (so does Newt)
                Obama thinks medicare needs expansion, not reformation (so does Newt)
                Obama thinks we need to be in 4 wars (Newt also! Plus Newt supports one more, so make it 5!)
                Obama supports social engineering through freddie and fannie and subsidies (you guesed it, so does Newt!)
                Obama has a character problem (Newt might even beat Obama here. 300k paid due to ethics violations. REPUBLICAN senators on the ethics probe have vocalized their inability to support Newt because of what they know relating to the ethics probe. And that is his professional life… his private life is just as bad.)

                So you can get rid of the annoying Obama and replace him with the marshmellow man (Newt). He will look different and sound different, but he won’t act different.

                Of course, you will think you saved the world (and the country) by voting in another corporate shill who loves lobbyists, big government and corruption.

                And yet those who support the only consistent candidate who has fought Newt’s unconstitutional bills and programs for 30 years are ‘crazy’ and ‘don’t deserve to vote’

                The fact that the Republican party has labeled peace and freedom as ‘fringe’ is the reason the Republican party needs to die.

              • Anonymous

                Ron Paul or Newt Rombama?

                Tough decision.

                lol

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                We will do that. We will vote our conscience and do what is right 4 years of tyranny or not The time of the baby boomer drones is over. The time of those who have brought us trillions in debt, wars we don’t need, and assholes that would rather tow the party line then do the right thing is OVER! Even if Paul doesn’t win his the election his ideology has already changed the political landscape and FOR THE BETTER! You can’t convince us that the millions toiling in prison for smoking a plant is right, you can’t convince us going to war with two countries when the terrorists never came from those countries is right, you can’t convince us that swapping one constitutionally destructive tyrant for another is right, and most of all you can NEVER convince us that fifty years of policing the world has been a good idea! We have proof, and history on our side! How many times must this man be proven right in Iran we got a dictator, in Libya genocide, in Egypt the Muslim brotherhood, in Iraq an insurgency lying dormant, in Afghanistan Al-Qaeda is stronger than ever! Oh how history has proven Ron Paul right! He said the economy would tank as long as our money was controlled by a paper system allowed to create bubbles through inflation and deflation, pop them, and rape us all! It’s happening NOW! You are living through it! How much more do you people need? You seriously want to consider trading this man for NEWT GINGRICH? Get a hold of yourselves!

            • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

              Kevin, a quicker way to commit suicide is to shove a .44 Magnum in your mouth and pull the trigger. At least that way you won’t hurt others. Requiescat in pace.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AUGYRNAW4F6FOSKRAFYCMWUBP4 Indylator

            Grow up.

          • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

            I think I remember a chapter about folk like you in Ann Coulter’s book, Slander.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_7BEXSFRW32POZTOTDHVO3JKMRI peter h

            Yeah but at least he is a republican so we don’t have anything to worry about right? lol

        • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

          “Finish destroying the country”? You mean, trying to undo what your party did to the country from 2000-2008? Come on, that’s just biased. What has Obama done to destroy the country? Get us out of Iraq and end that black whole of spending. Find and kill Bin Laden? Approve and execute the strategy in Libya that ended up perfectly? Try and pass health care legislation for poor people? Stave off a depression and at least show some job growth? Watch the Dow Jones basically double since he took office?

          You had your 8 years of plundering and warmongering. We get another 4 to try and undo the damage.

          Halliburton Rules!

          • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

            You forgot to mention that he also cured cancer and made broccoli taste like cheeseburgers.

            • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

              Naw…I don’t like cheeseburgers ’cause I’m a card-carrying liberal vegetarian! Ha ha…seriously, not a huge Obama fan, but I am liberal. But to accuse Obama of destroying the country and then propose to “fix” it by repeating the same policies and philosophies that the right espoused for 8 years of foreign and domestic policy disasters is just not fair.

              • Anonymous

                And where was the break from those policies with the current administration?

                The Bush administration increased the regulatory state at the fastest pace since Nixon.

                Did the GSE’s Freddie and Fannie get torn down with Obama? Did the idea of public-private partnerships go away with the new administration?

                Did the Federal Reserve get stipped of the power to create credit bubbles by artificially lowering the interest rates? Can it still monetize govt. and banker debt with us getting the inflation tax? Did the FED get stripped of the power to centrally plan the economy.

                Has the foreign policy changed?

                Has spending been reduced? Bush increased the size of govt. faster than any administration since LBJ. Obama has just tripled-down on what his predecessors were doing.

                The parties keep the same basic system in place.

                Ron Paul is advocating something different. You are too caught up into the false D/R paradigm to think straight. The party establishments are nearly identical. They just argue at the margins. The core remains the same.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=200034 Antonio Buehler

                “But to accuse Obama of destroying the country and then propose to “fix” it by repeating the same policies and philosophies that the right espoused for 8 years of foreign and domestic policy disasters is just not fair.”

                Hey, wake up! Obama is the one repeating the same policies and philosophies of George W. Bush!!! If you opposed GWB how could you not oppose Obama?? Come on dude, wake up!

              • Anonymous

                Why don’t you educate us all about ‘why’ you are a liberal and what makes you a liberal?

              • http://www.facebook.com/mark.hopkins1 Mark Hopkins

                You mean the Bush policies and timetables in Iraq that Obama has left virtually unchanged? Or the HUD/Fannie policies forcing banks to increase the number of redline loans during the Clinton Administration? Or all the Goldman Sachs former Execs (See Corzine, Paulson, Ruben, etc) that bailed out the crony capitalists? Bush was no conservative, I didn’t like him or his father, but neither Bush implemented conservative policies or held conservative philosophies.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_CTWAGVHPLVXPXHP67K4NWCLQUA Derin

              Go read the Constitution.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Ken-Mayes/1045340685 Ken Mayes

            My God! You are one funny fellow!

          • Anonymous

            The fact that you believe that dude actually killed Bin Laden or that Bin Laden was actually responsible for 911 already lets me now there is no room for an intellectal discussion whatsoever this way…

            • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

              Riiight. I won’t buy into conspiracy theories without irrefutable evidence so I am not allowed to participate in your “intellectal discussion.” I DO know for sure that the administration of George Dubya Bush didn’t kill Bin Laden…oh never mind!

              • Anonymous

                Just what is your definition of irrefutable? Only when Cheney confesses on ABC?

                • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

                  Okay…cool. Can you send me the YouTube link where Cheney says Bin Laden/Al Qaeda wasn’t responsible for 9/11? Then I will submit to your superior intellect and knowledge of politics and history.

                • Anonymous

                  Here look this up…”Dick Cheney’s Halliburton has bid to staff ad operate U.S Fema Camps” Are you familiar with the NDAA bill that just passed or the NUMEROUS executive orders Bush AND Obama have put into place that resemble 1930′s Germany..please wake up man, again, not to be rude but you are my fellow American as well as everyone els on this forum and we need to realize we have been SET UP!!!!

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  Sounds to me like “setting up” is what your bar tender has been doing for you a lot lately. DT’s might explain the delusions.

                • Anonymous

                  wow, well if this is the first truth about your gov’t that you’ve come in contact with I can see how it may be a bit overwhelming. Years from now when this place resembles Orwells 1984 you can think back to this little discussion you happen to run across while searching for the latest Katie Perry news. Until then enjoy the Fox and NBC tag team mind fu*k as they smile and laugh this country right into the gas chamber..(literally)….

                • Anonymous

                  Translation: “I have no argument”

                • Chase Lazenby

                  you’re right on the money. The NDAA hasn’t been mentioned once in the news, things are about to get complicated.

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

                  it’s on youtube just key it in. cheney says bin laden wasn’t responsible. i seen it. go look at it..what more direction do you need? ahhaah youtube this one, just key in NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD. watch this and see why they must have a paid zombie in office. look at obamas pics all over the news. he is wasted, the grey eyes and huge pupils. i don’t know….i’m just sayin’.

                • Anonymous

                  Stop with all that logic stuff. You will be responsible for the spontaneous combustion of a slew of neo-Cons.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=200034 Antonio Buehler

                “Riiight. I won’t buy into conspiracy theories without irrefutable evidence so I am not allowed to participate in your “intellectal discussion.”"

                But you will repeat government propaganda without any evidence at all? Interesting logic. WMDs, WMDs, WMDs!!!

                • Anonymous

                  WMDs!!! lol …. funny stuff

                  Oh, and a terrorist under every bed!!!

                  bwahahaahahahaaa

              • Anonymous

                dude please do some real research, I’m honestly not trying to be condescending or rude, Bin Laden is a product of the C.I.A, no conspiracy theory, conspiracy FACT, it is WELL documented and not even concidered a secret the ties and relationship between our gov’t and the Bin Laden family. And thats just ONE area to research about your gov’t, start there and just go down the rabbit hole…when you come back up THEN we can talk…

                • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

                  Duuuuude…I have done the research. I know about the Bin Laden-Bush-CIA connection. “House of Bush/House of Saad.” I get it, and I don’t say it COULDN’T be true.

                  But I have a really difficult time believing that a cover-up would not be exposed in this age of information and technology. There is not irrefutable evidence that 9/11 was an inside job, although I would not put it past the former peeps to pull something off like that.

                  But I’ve been to Roswell, too…lots of suckers born every minute.

                  Oh, and as for Antonio Buehler, I was the beginning of the beginning when it came to calling bullroar on WMD’s. That was the most obvious ruse in American political history. Come on, man. That wasn’t me at all Citizen C, if you want a more credible conspiracy, look at the Halliburton no-bid contracts and then get back to me…

                • Anonymous

                  But you have an easier time believing that Barack Hussein Obama who’s name just coincidently rymes with the supposed arch enemies of this great empire was born in Hawaii, did virtually NOTHING for about 35 years, joind congress and was president less than 4 years later. This man obtained superstar status for being black I guess (I’m black so let me curb the rasist labels right there) Won a Nobel Peace Prize and later went on to kill just as many, if not more people than the criminal Bush did. He was able to achieve AAALLL these wonderful things on his own merit thanks to the great opportunities our country provides us right? thats easier for you to believe than this is all just theater, that there IS DEFINATLY s sinister plot afoot, always has been, AND IS NO LONGER A SECERT!! people ARE exposing 911, THERE IS irrefutable evidence, just because Katie Couric hasn’t done a story on it DOESN’T MEAN IT’S NOT REAL!! she’s to busy interviewing Beyonce’ to care about the NDAA bill or any REAL thing affecting US right now, THEY ALL ARE!! there are a handful of people at the top responsible for ALL MEDIA CONTENT WE SEE!! you thin you have a choice? you have the left and right hand feeding you different tasting POISON!!….ONE CAN’T HELP BUT GET FRUSTERATED!!!!

              • Chase Lazenby

                So you won’t entertain “conspiracy theories” without irrefutaqble evidence, but you’ll buy into
                -”they hate us for our freedom”
                -2 airliners than vaporized
                -the first skyscraper in history to collapse from a fire
                -hours of videos and radio describing secondary explosions
                -documented short-sell’s of United and AA on Sept 10
                -the only nation that benefited is the same nation that regularly employs the same sneak attack methods(King David Hotel, Lavon Affair, Dubai assassination, USS Liberty attack…)

                • Anonymous

                  it TRUELY is unbelievably MIND BOGGLING man!!!!! what PLANET am I on right now?

          • Anonymous

            Out of Iraq? We’ve got a military base there the size of the vatican. The U.S. govt. needs 17,000 private contractors there permanently. That’s in addition to thousands of enlisted men.

            Checked out Afghanistan lately. The number of troops has went up. There are covert wars in Pakistan and Yemen. Obama invaded Libya. It’s chaos there now. A U.S. drone was just captured by the Iranians. Have you noticed the U.S. government’s saber rattling with Iran of late?

            The U.S. military budget is at an all-time high.

            The health care legislation just takes us further down the socialist/corporatist road we’ve been on. We haven’t had a free market in health care in 50-years. We don’t need more govt. there. Bush expanded Medicare at the fastest pace since its inception. Obama is just doubling-down on Bush.

            The monetary system (Federal Reserve, fiat paper currency, planned interest rates) is still in place. It only benefits gov.t and finance. Foreign policy stays the same.

            Same unconstitutional govt. dept.’s are in place.

            It’s the same old same old. Nothing of substance has changed.

            I’ll be voting for Ron Paul. He’s offering a real choice.

            • http://www.facebook.com/ryan.rosoff Ryan Rosoff

              Good points.

              Like I said, not Obama’s biggest fan, although I will probably vote for him. My problem is that Obama is not liberal enough…hasn’t gone far enough! Yup, I said it.

              I am against interventionism. I am for more government regulation of corrupt corporations and I am for less regressive taxes. I am for more spending on education and against more military spending. I am in favor of gay marriage, 420 legalization, great dark beer, loud Gibson guitars through Marshall amps, and hot chicks.

              Ron Paul and I don’t agree on too much, except for the non-interventionist military policy.

              • Anonymous

                Too bad Obama renewed Patriot Act.

                Paul is against all corporate welfare. Obama picks and chooses. Paul is against mandates, subsidies, and public-private partnerships. Those are all corporatist measures.

                Too bad that he doesn’t understand that the Federal Reserve is nothing more than a state-sanctioned banking cartel that is the source of the booms/busts and inflation. Inflation is a hidden tax. The people who get the new FED funny money first, i.e. finance, govt. contractors, subsidized areas, are the ones who get its full purchasing power before prices have risen to convey the increased supply of currency.

                Everyone else gets the new currency after prices have risen. Wages never catch up. The more dollar debasement/inflation, the greater the transfer or purchasing power/wealth.

                Paul is also much better than Obama on civil liberties. Obama has ramped up the war on drugs.

                The party establishments are taking the people for a ride. It’s a mock war. The parties only vigorously debate along a narrow band of “acceptable” establishment thought. There is no choice with Clinton, Bush, Obama, Newt, Romney, et al.

                Ron Paul is a break from all of this.

                Our monetary system is going down. That’s what is going on. Paul is the only who understands what is going on. That’s why he was able to predict everything that happened with the banks, Freddie/Fannie, stimulus, TARP, etc.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=200034 Antonio Buehler

                Do you know what Obama has done over the past three years? Basd on “I am against interventionism. I am for more government regulation of corrupt corporations and I am for less regressive taxes. I am for more spending on education and against more military spending. I am in favor of gay marriage, 420 legalization, great dark beer, loud Gibson guitars through Marshall amps, and hot chicks.” I don’t know how you can say you will probably vote for Obama. Apparently you are NOT “against interventionism. I am for more government regulation of corrupt corporations and I am for less regressive taxes. I am for more spending on education and against more military spending. I am in favor of gay marriage, 420 legalization, great dark beer, loud Gibson guitars through Marshall amps, and hot chicks.”

                • Anonymous

                  Bush increased federal govt. spending by three-fold. Result? The D.C. schools spend more per pupil than any other school system in the country. Result?

                  It’s not the money. It’s the system. There has to be more diversity. The federal govt. forces a one-size-fits-all system down everyone’s throat. That means there is no point of reference. How do you know if what you are doing is good when you can’t compare it to anything else?

                  Private schools, vouchers, home-schooling, or even community cooperative schools seem the best bet to me.

                  Also, govt. subsidization of higher education has pushed cost into the stratosphere. Colleges just set tuition high enough to capture all the subsidies. If costs were has high as they are now without the subsidies, no one could afford it. Colleges would be forced to make administrative cuts in order to lower prices. They certainly wouldn’t stand for no butts in the seats. There would be a tuition sale.

                  It’s my position that whatever govt. touches it destroys. Govt. is force. I prefer cooperation, civil society, and the market.

                  Look what happened when govt. wanted everyone to have a home. Freddie/Fannie were created to ostensibly lower housing costs. They did the exact opposite in conjuction with Federal Reserve’s cheap currency/artificially low interest rate policy.

              • duct_tape_ninja7

                I should point out the Ron Paul is in favor of decriminalizing weed too, just saying. You might have more in common with him than you would think at first, Ryan.

              • Anonymous

                so what I am ‘hearing’ you say is Government knows best cause I know nothing and I need government to tell me/us what to do?

                My definition of stupidity.

                Glad you clarified ‘it’ for me…now I know what a democrat who votes for Obozo really ‘is’..

              • gabe harris

                Ryan…have you heard of “regulatory capture”? Firms like Monsanto can strongly influence the USDA, firms like Goldman Sachs strongly influence and guide the SEC. Firms like Merck and GSK staff and employee and wink promise good jobs to the FDA decision makers in order to guide the decisions in ways they want? makes sense right? so when you argue for “more regulation” what really happens is you give Lockheed Martin, GS, GSK, Merck, GE and Monsanto MORE power…that is why they gladly support mainstream democrats and republicans… they take useful idiots that support more regulations and use that power to hurt the medium and small sized businesess…so to people who watch american business closely it was no surprise to see what Obama has done, he is VERY VERY similar to George W Bush if you support Obama then it is baiscally the same as supporting Cheney and you are dumb if you don’t think about this more and look into Ron Paul or someone else who actually wants to decrease the abilitiy of the corrupt companies to destroy individualism. You keep voting for democrats or mainstream republicans and your children will live in a George Orwell type world and you won’t be abel to afford dark beer and a good guitar and you will probably be in prison because the democrats are horrible ont he drug war issues as well. prison population is still rising with obama…Ron Paul wants to END THE DRUG WAR…MERCK AND GLAX SMITH KLINE AND ANHEISER BUSCH DON’t

                • Anonymous

                  BAM!!! Bullseye!

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1280676990 David Hazi

                Ron supports gay marriage and supports 420 legalization. He is pro freedom. If you’re not hurting anyone, you aren’t limited with your freedoms.

                If you want regulation of corrupt corporations, why don’t you want regulation against corrupt government?

                Maybe you should continue to educate yourself about the issues because once you actually understand whats going on, youll realize you agree with Ron more than you think.

                • Eric Dondero

                  Except Ron Paul doesn’t favor freedom for women, gays and others under oppressive Islamist policies overseas. He could care less about fighting Islamism. How can we have freedom, if Islamist imperialists are forcing our wives/girlfriends to wear ugly black burqas from head to toe. Hey Ron, fighting for freedom includes fighting against Islamism; the biggest threat we face today against preserving our personal freedoms.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  Let them fight their own revolution for change. We had to! There are literally no Islamist/Muslims in the United States that have ever made your wife/girlfriend do anything, ever! Terrorism is not a country, or a people it is a tactic. Terrorists are criminals and nothing more. Just like crazy assholes that shoot up schools, or kill their wives. This is a law enforcement issue, not a military one. I would much rather have my tax paid soldiers here at home watching my back then overseas getting shot trying to police the world.

                • Chris Mallory

                  And how exactly is any “islamist imperialist” going to make any woman other than his wife or daughter wear a burqa?
                  All we have to do is have a sane immigration policy and Islam is no threat to us. First we need a mortorium on all immigration for 20 years. We need to remove all non citizens from our shores and tell all dual citizens they have a choice America or their other country, this includes dual Israeli/American citizens.

                • Anonymous

                  Try getting out of your neighbors business.

                  If they want something different then they will have to fight for it.
                  We’ve done nothing to change their situation.

                  Maybe you believe that if we kill enough of their children they will come around?

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=778438377 Steven Douglas Whitener

                If you abolish the Fed and deny corporations “personhood” and legalize our Constitution those things will take care…..hey , HEY-WAKE UP!!!!… one too many dark beers I guess……

              • Eric Dondero

                Ron Paul absolutely sucks on foreign policy. His economic views are great. But his foreign policy is an utter disaster. He’s a 50%-er. He gets 100% of the equation right; and the other 50% (foreign policy) 100% wrong.

                The only legitimate function of government is national defense. We need to eliminate all other government programs.

                • Chris Mallory

                  Defending Israel is not defending the United States.

                • Anonymous

                  When did Israel become the 51st state?

              • Anonymous

                Dude in a perfect world where butterflies farted pixie dust and made the air taste like cotton candy and the water taste like strawberry lemonade I would agree with you. But here’s reality GIVE GOV’T..ANY GOV’T TOO MUCH POWER AND IT ALWAYS..MARK MY WORDS..ALWAYS!!!! TURNS ON IT’S PEOPLE, POWER CORRUPTS AND ABSOLUTE POWER CORRUPTS ABSOLUTELY!! LOOK AROUND YOU MAN!!!! they are raping small children in your airports, they are raiding DAIRY farmers for natural COW MILK!! TSA CHECKPOINTS, MILITARY IN THE STREETS, PATRIOT ACT, NDAA DETENTION CAMPS, LOOK AROUND!!!! AND YOU SAY NOT LBERAL ENOUGH!! HOW MUCH POWER DO YOU THINK HE NEEDS??? HE JUST KILLED A US CITIZEN WITH NO TRIAL OR CHARGES BECAUSE HE SAID HE WAS A TERRORIST…he just SAID so without producing ANY evidence!! dude look around you pleeeeaaaasssseee!!!!!!

              • Anonymous

                Bottomline: You will settle for the status-quo.

          • Anonymous

            Your an idiot. First off use your spell check….its “hole”….second Obama got us out of Iraq in the same time frame that Bush set up. Third Obama has added arount 3 million jobs while losing 7, unemployment is up in his tenure…maybe do research before posting so you don’t show your ignorance

            • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=29601412 Matt Chappel

              “second Obama got us out of Iraq”

              And then started 3 more wars. Libya, Yemen, Syria and Iran by the end of 2012.

              • Victor Michaels

                An we are not leaving Iraq. I promise that.

              • Anonymous

                they gave that guy the Nobel PEACE prize…BUAAAAHAAA!!!! man it’s like a bad comedy routine!!

            • Anonymous

              is this like a joke or sarcasm or something? you aren’t really serious are you?

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_UX6ACF2EJI65PPCC7IBJIPNI4M Joe

          What is conservative about Newt?

          His support of a health care mandate?
          His support of federal government control over global warming?
          His support (and vote in creation of) the Department of Education?
          Supporting Fannie and Freddie?
          Support the Medicare Drug program?

          Where are the truly conservative ideas from Newt?
          Now if you said his record in office was clearly REPUBLICAN I would agree. He will support the same idea coming from a Republican that he will reject if it comes from a Democrat.

          I like Newt, always have but a conservative he is not. America needs a conservative at least as radical as Obama was Progressive.

          Obama achieved a 50+ year Progressive dream, in federal health care. Can our nominee achieve the 50+ year conservative dream of a federal government firmly behind the confines of the Constitution (which means ending everything from Social Security to Food Stamps)?

        • Anonymous

          Better check that record. He is for the Federal Reserve centrally planning the economy. How is that free market?

          He voted for Brady Bill.

          He was in favor of TARP.

          He has never proposed eliminating the income tax.

          He voted for the Dept. of Education.

          He called the GSE’s (Freddie/Fannie) excellent models in an interview with Freddie officers in April 2007.

          Go ask Joe Scarbrough to Tom Coburn about Newt.

          Newt issues fiery rhetoric about limited government, but in the end he always makes peace with the other statists.

          Newt and Romney hi-jack the language of free markets and liberty in the service of advancing big government.

          The Financial Times had it right today when they wrote, “Newt is a stupid person’s idea of what a smart person should sound like.”

          Ron Paul 2012

        • Steven Kaufman

          His record is conservative? Do you live in opposite world? Newt is a progressive with an R in front of his name. Stop playing party line team politics and try thinking for yourself. You may find you actually like it.

        • Anonymous

          If you truly want to financially save the USA, the only rational choice is Ron Paul. Not sure why some of you can’t grasp that reality. Give the man a chance.

          • Anonymous

            Ron Paul is another Neville Chamberlain with the same appeasement philosophy. Chamberlain thought appeasing the Nazis would keep a war from happening. The rest is history and Chamberlain gave the Nazis enough time and cooperation for them to build their war machine.
            How can Glenn Beck support Ron Paul when Glenn supports Israel? The Israelis have bent over backward with the Palestinians by returning land, giving monetary support, medical care, etc.. Yet, the Palestinians have said there is no peace until Israel and the Jews are gone! If Ron Paul were to become president, He would appease the terrorist like Chamberlain appeased the Nazis. We would be in a world war in no time.
            Glenn says he hates Ron Paul’s foreign policy, yet he would risk the whole world for opposing Newt Gingrich. In 2008 Beck also supported the bail-outs. He now says if you oppose Obama and support Newt Gingrich, you must be a racist! Beck is the one that is starting to sound progressive with that statement.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

              for one thing, saying israel is great to palestinians is absurd. totally silly…….ben guirrion said, “we stole their land, i wouldn’t trust negotiating with us. can you blame them.” go google it. you are mixed up…..now run along little moron drone. run-a-long…and youtube this…..NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD. get a hold of your self, you’re spewing insanity…..watch the youtube vid. my friend, a colonal in the military was said to have started a campaign over this. the first guy that tried disappeared.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

                i’m just asking for honesty. watch the vid if you are too. if not……oh well..

            • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

              Ah shut the hell up with this tired old Israel argument! What the hell have the Israelis EVER done for us? Alliances should be mutually beneficial not one sided like our alliance [which we don't even have a treaty for] with Israel. So tell me why my hard earned tax dollars should go to a nation that can support itself? Why do I have to pay? Or Bob? Or Bill? Or Fred? Or Joe? Should we pay them our money in foreign aid just because they exist? The Israeli’s can feed themselves, protect themselves, [finest military in the whole region] and wipe their own asses without the United States standing next to them with a roll of toilet paper! Ron Paul got this one exactly right. He is not appeasing anybody he just doesn’t fall for bullshit propaganda that a thinking man can easily see through.

              • Anonymous

                Excuse me! If you are so adamant about supporting a libertarian, then why do you try and silence other’s opinions by telling me to shut-up?
                If your any example of the typical Ron Paul supporter, your post just reinforces my belief that Ron Paul’s philosophy on government does not attract people of character. If you ever develop some maturity, you will find out that no politician ever gets it exactly right.

                • Anonymous

                  Excuse me! Did you learn to read with the Look/See method. Mr. Wilson asked you to stop using a flawed argument and you assumed that he told you to shut up?

                  Will you measure Paul’s argument by what someone else said to you on a blog?

                  If you ever devolop some maturity, you will find that noone has asked for perfection. Simply, they want to stop doing the same things that make matters worse.

                  Don’t take it so personal.

              • Anonymous

                Mr. Wilson, if you are so adamant about supporting a liberatarian, then why do you try to silence other’s opinions by telling me to shut-up? If you are any example of Ron Paul supporters, you did a good job of reinforcing my belief that Paul’s philosophy on government does not attract people of character. When you develop some maturity, you will realize that no politician ever gets it exactly right.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  Give it a rest bud. Nobody is trying to silence you. You are taking me out of context. I didn’t tell you to shut up. I said “shut up with this old tired Israeli argument”. Just the way I talk, nobody is trying to silence or sensor you. I apologize if it offended you. Now instead of whining that somebody told you to shut up “Boo Hoo” how bout you defend your ridiculous position’s Mr. Sensitivity! Also if the only reason you don’t support a candidate on his positions is because you don’t like supporters, you should not be giving anybody lectures on maturity! Rebut his voting record, and stances not his followers. That is just silly.Did Ron Paul tell you to shut up?

                • Anonymous

                  Now you’re just back-peddling so give it a rest. And I happen to be a woman who shows a lot more self-control than you do. I don’t lower myself by calling people names and insulting them. It has nothing to do with sensitivity and everything to do with class.

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  That’s nice, now how bout backing up your position with some facts? How bout answering some of my questions above Mrs. sensitivity? [Did I get it right now?] If you feel insulted when somebody calls you sensitive then stop being so sensitive! Now lets try to start this over and have a real conversation. Above is my position on Israel can you provide ANY facts or even well thought out opinions on why I am wrong? Or do you want to keep trying to make the case that I am a hypocrite because I said the words “shut up” in a sentence and that somehow I have magical powers, and internet authority, to sensor you with these words, therefore, since I believe in free speech as a libertarian I am a hypocrite. If we are all done with that now, maybe you can go ahead and start producing some facts please.

                • Anonymous

                  Are you attempting to convince us ….. or yourself?

                • Anonymous

                  Please ….. someone call a freaking whaaaaaambulance!

              • Anonymous

                Makes alot of sense to give Israel billions while giving their ‘enemies’ many times that amount.

                Not!

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  Now now Louie….you don’t want to be labeled an anti Semite because you think Israel can take of it self without my money.

                • Anonymous

                  Hey, I’ve been mislabeled before. lol

                  Most of these gimps cannot define ‘Semite’, so I can hardly worry about their labels.

                  Amateur Hour Is Over!
                  Ronald Ernest Paul 2012

            • Anonymous

              Appeasement is what we are doing now. Appeasing the feminized American males that look at Iran and see their own demise. When did lions start fearing gnats?

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PWI6262Z6I7M3NTUV6ZLX623DQ Ralph Mcnertny

          especially his ferdie mac big govt money,,sheesh what a dope

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeremy-Poncy/1339730989 Jeremy Poncy

          Wow George, you just completely ignored a majority of the information you were provided with. I bet there’s a job opening that would be perfect for you at the EPA.

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1002145150 Charles Krasucki

          Conservative? As in Healthcare Mandates, National ID Cards, Global Warming? Are we talking about the same Newt Gingrich here?

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Lynette-Largent/100001413371174 Lynette Largent

          Newts record in office is clearly NOT conservative and definitely not Constitutional.
          04/02/1987 – He cosponsored the 1987 Fairness Doctrine (anti 1st Amendment legislation).
          10/22/1991 – He voted for an amendment that would create a National Police Corps.
          11/19/1993 – He voted for the NAFTA Implementation Act.
          11/27/1994 – He supported the GATT Treaty giving sovereignty to the U.N.
          … 08/27/1995 – He suggests that drug smuggling should carry a death sentence.
          01/06/1996 – He himself conceived a secret CIA mission to topple the Iranian leadership.
          04/25/1996 – Voted for the single largest increase on Federal education spending ($3.5 Billion).
          06/–/1995 – He wrote the foreword to a book about tearing down the U.S. Constitution and implementing a Fascist World Government.
          06/01/1996 – He helped a Democrat switch parties in an attempt to defeat constitutionalist Ron Paul in the 1996 election.
          09/25/1996 – Introduced H.R. 4170, demanded life-sentence or execution for someone bringing 2 ounces of marijuana across the border.
          01/22/1997 – Congress gave him a record-setting $300,000 fine for ethical wrongdoing.
          11/29/2006 – He said that free speech should be curtailed in order to fight terrorism. Wants to stop terrorists from using the internet. Called for a “serious debate about the 1st Amendment.”
          11/29/2006 – He called for a “Geneva Convention for terrorists” so it would be clear who the Constitution need not apply to.
          02/15/2007 – He supported Bush’s proposal for mandatory carbon caps.
          04/04/2007 – He says that there should be a clear distinction about what weapons should be reserved for only for the military.
          04/17/2008 – Made a commercial with Nancy Pelosi on Climate Change.
          09/28/2008 – Says if he were in office, he would have reluctantly voted for the $700B TARP bailout.
          10/01/2008 – Says in an article that TARP was a “workout, not a bailout.”
          12/08/2008 – He was paid $300,000 by Freddie Mac to halt Congress from bringing necessary reform.
          03/31/2009 – Says we should have Singapore-style drug tests for Americans.
          07/30/2010 – Says that Iraq was just step one in defeating the “Axis of Evil”.
          08/03/2010 – Advocates attacks on Iran & North Korea.
          08/16/2010 – Opposes property rights of the mosque owner in NYC.
          08/16/2010 – Compares mosque supporters to Nazis.
          11/15/2010 – He defended Romneycare; blamed liberals.
          12/02/2010 – He advocates a pathway to citizenship for illegal aliens.
          12/05/2010 – He said that a website owner should be considered an enemy combatant, hunted down and executed, for publishing leaked government memos.
          01/30/2011 – He lobbied for ethanol subsidies.
          01/30/2011 – He suggested that flex-fuel vehicles be mandated for Americans.
          02/10/2011 – He wants to replace the EPA instead of abolishing it.
          02/02/2011 – He says we are “losing the War on Terror”; the conflict will be as long as the Cold War.
          02/15/2011 – His book said that he believes man-made climate-change and advocated creating “a new endowment for conservation and the environment.”
          03/09/2011 – He blames his infidelity to multiple wives on his passion for the country.
          03/15/2011 – Says that NAFTA worked because it created jobs in Mexico.
          03/19/2011 – He has no regrets about supporting Medicare drug coverage. (Now $7.2T unfunded liability).
          03/23/2011 – He completely flip-flopped on Libyan intervention in 16 days.
          03/25/2011 – He plans to sign as many as 200 executive orders on his first day as president.
          03/27/2011 – He says that America is under attack by atheist Islamists.
          04/25/2011 – He’s a paid lobbyist for Federal ethanol subsidies.
          05/11/2011 – His campaign video said that he wants to “find solutions together, and insist on imposing those solutions on those who do not want to change.”
          05/12/2011 – He was more supportive of individual health-care mandates than Mitt Romney.
          05/15/2011 – Said GOP’s plan to cut back Medicare was “too big a jump.”
          05/15/2011 – He backed Obama’s individual mandate; “All of us have a responsibility to help pay for health care.”
          05/16/2011 – He also endorsed individual mandates in 1993 when Clinton pushed Universal Health Care.
          05/17/2011 – He has an outstanding debt to Tiffany’s Jewelry of between $250K – $500K.
          06/09/2011 – His own campaign staff resigned en masse.
          07/15/2011 – His poorly managed campaign is over $1 Million in debt.
          08/01/2011 – He hired a company to create fake Twitter to appear as if he had a following.
          08/11/2011 – His recent criticism of the United Nations is United Nations by a long, long history of supporting it.
          09/27/2011 – He says that he “helped develop the model for Homeland Security”.
          10/07/2011 – He said he’d ignore the Supreme Court if need be.

          • Anonymous

            You seem obsessed!

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

              no, he seems informed…..you seem dull.

            • Anonymous

              He copy/pasted from NoToNewt.com, which has sources for every claim. If you think Newt is a conservative, he’s simply fooled you. I hope you’re smarter than the rest!

            • Anonymous

              man if you aren’t seriously concerned about this country’s direction then you are in the wrong discussion, some of us have children here.. WE SHOULD ALL BE OBSESSED!!!

              • Anonymous

                Hear! Hear!

                … and don’t forget the grandkids!

            • Anonymous

              You seem to have taken a beatdown.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KHTLZGR2A3BHXTWKMGR3R3ZFKU Hotpickle

            Thanks for compiling the long list of Newt slime. More people should wake up to the fact that Newt is a two-faced phony, in the race for his own self-aggrandizement, just as Obama is. Both are Big Globalists with a Big Government agenda.

          • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

            Quite a list, and I’m impressed that Lynette was able to sit down and spontaneously produce it for this forum. Clearly, it wasn’t something prepared in advance for venues like this one. Usually, lesser talented folk would find a list like that (or receive it in their email), and then cut and paste it to a forum, and feel pretty damned smug about the erudition they just achieved. This is about as spontaneous as Operation Overlord.

            • Anonymous

              The only relevant consideration is – is it true or not? If it’s true, it doesn’t matter where it came from.

            • Anonymous

              Did you learn that style in debate class? lmao

              Let’s translate: “I’ve got nutting!!”

          • Anonymous

            there….let them argue with FACTS GODDAMMIT!!!! thank you Lynette….

            • Anonymous

              They would prefer to check with INGSOC.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/John-Bennett/1080392750 John Bennett

          So Cox, we make it to 2016- NOT!

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1256766364 Vaughn Blaylock

          You don’t really have a grasp on Newt then, outside of what you see in big media if you believe Newt to be a conservative. Google Nt Gingrich Open Borders. Or try Newt Gingrich Carbon Tax. Get informed or get fooled, my friend. Gingrich is Obama 2.0.

        • Anonymous

          Conservative? Co-sponsoring over 400 bills with Nancy Pelosi is conservative?!?!?!?!?!?! H-e-c-k no! #NOTNewt

        • JimM

          George, it’s his RECORD we object to. It is clearly NOT CONSERVATIVE.

        • http://twitter.com/URRUdesign Republic Underground

          his record is clearly criminal Ron Paul a far more conservative, moral and trustworthy candidate…..duh

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jah-Red/570904477 Jah Red

          “but his record in office is clearly conservative.”

          Yeah like cosponsoring 418 bills with Nancy Pelosi…

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_3IYJUY4HIQI7PACAQYCLW3RHTM mike

          His record is far from clearly conservative and his moral record is zero. You apparently know nothing about Newt. Do some research.

        • Jack Abramoff

          are you ignorant or just plain STUPID George?!

          Gingrich has NOT ONE conservative bone in his reptilian-like body! He is FOR healthcare mandates. He is FOR overseas spending. He is FOR big government!

          You stupid fake conservatives make me sick. You have NO IDEA what a conservative is if you think the latter qualifies you to still hold that badge of honor you idiot!

        • Anonymous

          That must be the New Age version of conservative. We could compare that with New math or the LookSee method of reading.

        • Anonymous

          Agreed…Newt with all the bagage is a lot much better than Obama. He will never do to America what Obama has done and will continue to do if we don’t stop him.

      • Anonymous

        We cannot afford another four years of Obama. Obama loves big government too, hates capitalism, put in a healthcare bill that will destroy the healthcare system, and does not like this country that much. I don’t see how anyone can vote for him for anything unless they are a liberal, leftist, socialist, marxist.

        • Anonymous

          I agree. That means we can’t afford to hand him a second term with the election of Barack H. Gingrich or Barack H. Romney. There are fraternal triplets. They are all progressives. Republicans are getting taken for a ride…again.

          Ron Paul can win!!! I’ve seen poll after poll with him matched against Obama. He absolutely kills Obama in the independents.

          Obama is going down regardless of who the nominee is because price inflation is about to go ballistic. The M2 money supply figures are up 30% year over year. That’s a lot of monetary debasement. Double-digit price inflation is here by the summer. No one gets re-elected in that environment.

          What we’ve got to make sure of is that we don’t send another progressive to take his place. Gary Johnson or Ron Paul are both good choices.

          • http://www.droiddoes.com/ Norm

            The republican money is so scared right now…like this article… The Right Scoop? Only came here because of Drudge……this article is for idiots who can’t think for themselves…I’m voting for Ron Paul whether he is the mainstream candidate or not. Settling for crap is what’s wrong with this country and apparently “the right scoop”

            • Anonymous

              Good stuff!

              I could’ve used ‘the right scoop’ in the front yard this morning. A pack of wild dogs did there business near my mailbox.

          • Eric Dondero

            And why should any pro-defenser, Reaganite, anti-Islamist voter support Ron Paul? Third Party or in the GOP? What does Ron Paul have to offer those of us who see Islam as the greatest threat to our liberties today? Absolutely nothing! He doesn’t even acknowledge Islamo-Fascism exists. Hell, every week at some campaign event the guy flirts with 9/11 Trutherism; just last week suggesting Bush was “gleeful” over the attacks.

            • Anonymous

              Those with a connected cerebral cortex don’t see a religion as the greatest threat to our liberties. Probably because going broke and becoming a police state are of far greater consequence.

              Islam need do nothing, we can continue to destroy ourselves.

      • BILL BECKER

        The nation will not be the only thing destroyed by 2016. For every retiring supreme court justice, Obama will get to stack the court with radicals who will set policy in this country for centuries! Forget Christmas, it won’t be a federal holiday anymore. And homosexuals and illegals? They will rule the roost. As for Ron Paul, get serious! Newt is the lesser of the evils, and better than the candidate the Repubs put up last time (McCain) or the also rans the might have been the nominess (Palin, anyone?).

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

          No way 8 years of Newt is better than 4 years of Obama + 8 years of a actual conservative who supports limited government. Newt is the consummate scum bag. Last thing we need is a republican controlled congress willing to support Newt’s new boondoggles simply because he has an R by his name. Congress will check Obama’s power until we get a real candidate in 2016. Anyone but Newt.

        • Anonymous

          Ah, the lesser of two evils.

          Net result ….. evil.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Eric-Karich/631653630 Eric Karich

        If you really think Newt is for big gov’t, I strongly suggest that you review his record. He is one of the most powerful Conservative leaders the country has ever seen. He passed the Contract with America through vicious liberal opposition. He is the only person to have balanced the budget, also through vicious liberal opposition. Want further proof, look at there the money is now. Lobbyists are pouring money into Obama and Romney, but not a penny for Newt. If he is so in the pocket of big money, why is he being so viciously attacked now? Lots of name calling, very little of substance. The few attacks of substance have been knocked out of the park by Newt’s answers in the debates. I admit, taking money from Freddie/Fanny not great, but hey, he was in private practice at the time and who is he to say no to a million bucks for basically giving them advice. The system is completely corrupt, I don’t doubt that he would fix the system if given the chance.

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

          Dude, he wasn’t paid a million dollars for “advice”.

          • K M

            If you’re so naive as to believe that the skinny in the WH is actually American (by citizenship OR policies), I feel sorry for you…

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PWI6262Z6I7M3NTUV6ZLX623DQ Ralph Mcnertny

              so you are still fist humping the birth record,,what a maroon,,

          • Anonymous

            And so were many other presidents.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

            NEWTS THE ONE WHO SAID THAT…DIDN’T YOU HEAR HIM. HE SAID IT WAS FOR ADVICE. OKAY, WHAT DID HE MAKE 1.6 MILLION FOR THEN. HMMM. HE WAS LOBBYING ON THEIR BEHALF. HE’S THEIR BAGMAN. IT’S A CON. THEY LAUGH AT PEOPLE LIKE YOU.

        • Anonymous

          It’s you who had better review his record. He ran as a Rockefeller Republican until the party broke more to the right.

          The Contract with America was abandoned by Newt. Go ask Joe Scarbrough.

          Newt loves public-private partnerships. He is a statist.

          He supported TARP.

          He is corrupt.

          Better check that record again. It’s a long list of progressivism.

          • Anonymous

            You can bet your last bottom FRN that they won’t be going to check that record again.

            They have been neo-Conned!

        • Anonymous

          A sucker born every minute.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_JBCX37ECBXHXCBS4I6YY6WFU74 RU14ME2C

        If Obama gets re-elected, there may be no 2016 to look forward to at all !

        • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=200034 Antonio Buehler

          Then vote Ron Paul in the primary, because neither Newt nor Romney are going to beat Obama.

          • Eric Dondero

            Wrong. Romney WILL most certainly beat Obama. He runs ahead of Obama in practically all the national polls. And in numerous state polls, as well. Romney can bring us New Hampshire, Michigan, and even perhaps New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maine. What can Ron Paul bring us? Except massive defeat. Every pro-defenser/pro-military Reagan-like voter in America would vote against Ron Paul.

            • Anonymous

              Well, looky who the cat dragged in… disgruntled former Paul staffer and Islamophobe extraordinare Eric Con-dero!!

              “Every pro-defenser/pro-military Reagan-like voter in America would vote against Ron Paul.”

              You ARE kidding, right? Who would they vote for in the general election? BARACK OBAMA???

              I suggest that they would do just as they have force-feeding on US the past 20 or so years: vote for the “lesser of two evils.”

              Or, are you intimating, Eric, that there really IS no difference between the Democrats/Marxists and the neocons (which is what I’ve suspected all along)??

              • http://profiles.google.com/nicklinc Nick Lincoln

                God do you know how retarded you sound with the whole Democrats/Marxist thing…

                Read a book about history, maybe two, oh and one without pictures preferably. Hell read the Communist Manifesto, Dems may be spineless, but they are Americans you asshat.

                • Anonymous

                  Break us off some o’ that history, Mr. Lincoln.

                  If you want to reference history, you have to actually read history and, comprehend what you have read.

            • Anonymous

              In that case, they would have only themselves to blame for 4 more years of Obama.

            • Anonymous

              Yepper, all 22% of you

      • Anonymous

        Unfortunately, by 2016, with Obama until then, we may never be able to get our country back. If you think BO is being radical now, just wait till he doesn’t have to seek reelection.

      • Anonymous

        not a chance we would get a ‘good candiate in 2016 as Obozo will change the constitution we most likely will be dealing with his royal butt for a 3rd term. Bone up on facts of Obozo before you get on these blogs and run your mouth. Obozo is OUT to destroy what he hasn’t gotten in his first term. This country is over IS we-the-people give Obozo a 2nd term.

      • Anonymous

        No doubt, Edward. It’s better to go w/ the devil we know than the one we don’t.

        If Newtie is the best that the TEA Party can do, then shame in them. I have supported the TEA Party from day one after the Santelli rant — & THIS GUY (Gingrich) end up as their nominee… especially when you have an honorable patriot w/ a consistent Constitutional record like Ron Paul challenging him?

        • Eric Dondero

          If Newt gets it, we’ll need a third party candidate that’s anti-Islamist, someone like Pamela Geller, Sarah Palin or draft Rudy Giuliani. Ron Paul would be a disaster candidate. The entire pro-defense wing of the GOP would bolt. Not a single libertarian who cares about fighting Islamism would support Ron Paul.

          • Anonymous

            Yeah, and how many “libertarians who care about fighting Islamism” are there, Eric “neo-con”dero?

            Will they fit in a Perkins restaurant in Ames, Iowa without violating the fire codes?

          • Anonymous

            Fighting Islam at the front door while leaving the back door wide open?

            Sounds a bit suicidal.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_CTWAGVHPLVXPXHP67K4NWCLQUA Derin

        Eddy, we won’t have a country left you dunderhead.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Kris-Smith/100000135417264 Kris Smith

        I am not certain I would go the third party route. Granted, I do prefer Paul to Newt. I would be greatly conflicted though….but I think you are right: Obama’s re-election may ensure a good candidate next round.

        • Anonymous

          I understand your sentiments and I don’t know how old your are, but we had 40 years of the Dems controlling the House and Senate for the most part. I’ve heard the “let them see how bad it can really get” screed for much of my life. Isn’t what we have bad enough already? If the voters still think that Obama is good for the country, then we may as well pull in the rugs. If Obama wins, I’m headed to Canada. My wife is a Canadian, so it’ll be a breeze to move there. At least they’re up front about their politics. This guy won’t admit his a socialist.

          David

          • Anonymous

            Those of us that remain in the battle will send you a postcard.

            Silk panties much?

      • http://www.facebook.com/stan.mcwhinnie Stan McWhinnie

        If Obama has a second term there won’t be a 2016 election.

      • http://www.facebook.com/jimmy.r.vickers Jimmy R. Vickers

        If Obama gets re-elected, there may not be an election in 2016. Think about the dictatorial attitude the man has. Do you think if he has his way for four more years that the America that has opposition parties participate in national elections will be here?

      • Anonymous

        Oh please, hes not going to destroy the nation. I bet you have a good paying job.

      • https://me.yahoo.com/a/3v2xh1sDw.CVsfUc3NTeLEanWFeVY_ufZA--#95d68 mother12

        hun we won’t be around in 2016 if we have 4 more disastrous years with obama robbing our country of all it’s resources. you can make stupid statements like this, but it is no laughing matter. ANYONE, AND I REPEAT, ANYONE, will be better than that sorry ahole obama

      • dwinkle

        Conservatives have never had more strength or a better opportunity than now. They blew it and gave us the same picked over bowl of last weeks Halloween candy that got us McCain. I really wish both parties would split so we could have four flavors of American disaster. It is ridiculous that the GOP can damage us more than the DNC.

      • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002306449193 Cedric Awayinamanger Powell

        Might be too late by then Edward . We can ‘t survive another 4 yrs of Obama . We might not deserve too if we don ‘t do everything in our power to make the ‘ Not Obama ‘ candidate the President .

      • Anonymous

        Uh, no. I don’t want my country destroyed by Obama. Thanks.

      • Anonymous

        I agree. I never vote “lesser of evils.” Romney is preferable to Obama but I won’t vote for him. I would rather Obama take the country in to flames (and that is what is going to happen)

      • http://www.facebook.com/rick.dankert Rick Dankert

        If Obama gets another 4 years, there won’t be anything left to govern. It won’t matter if we get a “real candidate” because the Country will be destroyed. Wake up Sparky! It’s now or never. Newt on his absolute worst day is 1000 times better than Obama on his best day.

      • Anonymous

        So you prefer the Marxist Obama to the moderate Newt? Yeah, and people wonder how we got in this bad of a shape as a nation! Gingrich is far from my first pick, but there is no comparison between him and Obama…if you think Obama’s first two years were bad, wait till he has FOUR YEARS WITH NO RE-ELECTION TO HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT! This type of reasoning is insane.

        • Anonymous

          We are in this mess BECAUSE republicans/conservatives have held their nose and voted for whomever the GOP has offered up. Why should they do any differently if they know that we will just keep on anyone with an R after their name. Obama didn’t get us into our current situation all by himself – he has had plenty of help from a string of Republican presidents/congresses.

      • James Garitt

        If Obama gets reelected, there won’t be a candidate for 2016. We will be basically a one party dictatorship by that point and term limits will be erased.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Haakon-Dahl/1514940223 Haakon Dahl

        Yeah, there’s that idiotic “win by losing” strategy that worked out so well in 2006 and 2008. No thanks.

      • Anonymous

        If Obama destroys the nation, there will be no elections in 2016.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_R2ORK6EBJY2YR65HUXY3WGX7BY David

        You fool! There wont BE an America in 2016!

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XUJ67R7I6C7S2CU37MOQM7NYI4 Binky

        See? A retard, just to prove my point. RETARD RETARD RETARD!

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_LFRLX2O5UUMY2WC7XL3DIW7BYE JackDHoward.com

        Obama again? Wait til 2016? We are out of time. A Leftist Supreme Court, 75% health care state. EPA, DOL, labor subsidies. Green legislation. If you think you have 5 years of liberty left…it’s five minutes to save the Nation.

      • http://twitter.com/BillboTex BillboTex

        If Obama is re-elected in 2012, he will add additional welfare voters, additional non-essential federal employee voters, and fraudulent votes – enough to go well over the 50% level which will allow him to become a permanent dictator.
        He is using signing statements and executive orders to circumvent the Constitution during THIS term. You must be a stealth Liberal? Trying to mislead any Conservative who listens to you?

      • Anonymous

        I consider Glenn’s remarks so stupid that I have no words to describe my frustation with him.
        Mr Cox, if you want Obama to continue destroying the Nation just because you don’t like Newt, sorry Sir but you must be either delirious or crazy.

      • Anonymous

        To Ed and your 189 supporters — Obama got elected 3 years ago and this is what conservatives have to choose from now, Gingrich (a disgusting, adulterous fraud and frequent liberal running on the OWS platform) and Romney (a liberal running as a conservative).

        I think your strategy has a prominent flaw, you nitwit.

    • http://twitter.com/AnCapAustrian John

      The only way to get to the GOP to put up a conservative candidate is to credibly commit not to vote for centrists. Otherwise, as base voters they assume you will vote for them no matter what and have the incentive to put up someone only marginally more right wing than Obama. If the base voters vocally endorse the GOP candidate no matter what, every four years the GOP will get another middle of the road socialist.

      • Anonymous

        yup.
        but if a person votes their principles and not party they get eviscerated.
        somehow voting gop is more conservative than voting principle.

        sell outs.
        its whats gotten us to this point.

        and I will NOT vote for paul or romney, undecided on newt.

        • Anonymous

          On principal, I will vote only for Ron Paul or Gary Johnson.

        • Anonymous

          yeah, I want to give up my principles so I won’t get hurt.

          INGSOC Rules!

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Carlos-Lopez/100000836603932 Carlos Lopez

      Remember that Glenn Beck is a mormon just like Mitt is.

      • https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=504624590&ref=tn_tnmn ChrisG

        Who cares????

    • Anonymous

      This is the same logic that got us George W. Bush for 8 years with expanded government etc. Stick to your principals, not your party.

    • Anonymous

      Don’t bring a newt to an alligator fight!

  • Anonymous

    If Newt Gingrich becomes the choice there’s no doubt that there will be a second (even more ruinous) Obama term. Do you even realize that Newt Gingrich will just continue Obama’s policies with hardly a change and, in some instances, probably make them worse. Such as Obamacare (which is a hard policy to make worse than it already is) But ‘both sides of the fence’ player Gingrich will find a way.

    • http://www.harlemghost.blogspot.com/ HarlemGhost

      Seems like Newts never been on the liberals side when it counted in 1994 …

      • Anonymous

        But he has since then…..particularly when he stabbed the Tea Party candidate in the back less than 2 years ago….NO NEWTS!

    • http://www.facebook.com/people/Marc-Matthews/100000117338436 Marc Matthews

      That is such a crock and you know it.

      I am so tired of people like you going on about how “the parties” are the same… they aren’t.

      Newt does not support Obamacare, none of the candidates do, even Romney and you know it.

      Newt supports drilling and nuclear energy.

      Newt isn’t my choice but you are so full of it.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aline-Thompson/100001349853033 Aline Thompson

        It’s not a crock…Same foreign policy, size of gov will continue to grow (can we say no child left behind and prescription drug bill?), no auditing of the Fed or change in the monetary policy, we’ll keep Fannie and Freddie, the welfare state on and on.

        • tiamoaz58

          You must be losing your mind Aline Thompson. I’ve listened to Newt’s speeches for three years online, and anyone can go to You Tube, and listen to his speeches that he’s given, even before he decided to run, and if you think he wants to make gov. larger than you haven’t been paying attn. Even in the debates he said otherwise. He said he would do away with the EPA, and put in a MUCH smaller institution that would allow the states to stop being so heavily regulated, and instead, help them to be freed up! He’s for our own energy in every way. He would do away with Freddie & Fannie. He even states that he would do away with the entire 9th circuit court! He said Jefferson did away with whole courts who became rogue. He said you can’t fix them…and you have to do what Jefferson did…just abolish them. He DOES want the Fed audited. Where do you get this stuff? Have you even paid one bit of attention? He wants to take down the unions from FORCING people to belong to them! He wants to privatize PART of SS for those under 55 the way they have in Galveston, TX, and Chile…which is EXACTLY what Herman Cain wanted…and he cited the same thing Newt did, and quoted Newt many times! He’s not for No Child Left Behind, but abolishing the Dept. of Education, and putting schools back in the STATES HANDS. He’s ALL FOR THE 10TH AMENDMENT. When they asked Romney what was different between him & Newt the other night on the debate he could only think of two things…and one of them was mining rocks on the moon (what’s so odd about that? Kennedy said he wanted to send a man TO the moon, and they laughed at him too! Newt wants kids to get interested in NASA again…not close it down like Obama has!) And then Romney said that he didn’t want to take away child labor laws. Newt went on to explain that he didn’t want to take them away… and the Romney was misstating his position. He wants kids to be able to learn to work in their schools like many of us did in our younger years. What’s happened to Americans expecting kids to deliver papers? Work in school cafeterias? I did… many did! We learned how to make money and save it. He’s not talking about YOUNG children, but teens. Maybe that’s what’s wrong with Occupy…..they think they don’t have to WORK for anything, and everything is just given to them! And they can’t play soccer anymore or gym, or they might get a boo-boo! They have money for hamburger, but watch 90210 and want steak! NEWT is NOT a progressive, and anyone who says so hasn’t watched him for about ten years now. He was scored the other day on the regular media as a 93% conservative in the congress! Obama was the lowest…as were many other RINOS! You have your FACTS wrong. Why post if you don’t pay attention?

          • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

            Any candidate who thinks he can do away with the 9th Circuit is not only a fool but dangerous, too. Thanks for reinforcing my disdain for corruptocrat Newt.

            • Anonymous

              You’re obviously a liberal and a lawyer. Yeah, like you EVER liked Gingrich. LOL.

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

                huh?

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PWI6262Z6I7M3NTUV6ZLX623DQ Ralph Mcnertny

                  where the white women,,hermann cain 11

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  Wuh?

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=732922500 Andrew Smith

                I love how you neo-cons always think that anyone who supports the Bill of Rights and Due Process must be a liberal. Just wait ’till one of you ends up in court some day falsely accused or over some political crap, you’ll be singing a different tune then.

                • Anonymous

                  Ohhh, and not just a “lawyer”… a DEFENSE lawyer! And, yes, you’re right, you’re not a liberal. After all, most liberals have a conscious. You’re far worse… a “libertarian” (from the word “libertine”).

                • Anonymous

                  An utterly ignorant post. Libertine has zero to do with libertarianism.

                  Why show your ignorance in public? You should ask Santa for a dictionary.

          • Anonymous

            I believe there are some liberal, leftist, socialist, marxists posting on here saying bad things about Newt to discourage the conservatives. They have forgotten about the Tea Party that will do all it can to get this horrible president out of office. They will never vote for Obama even if Alfred E. Newman ran against him. I can’t imaging anyone harming this country as much as Obama has except those who will vote for him or a third party.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

              Give a NeoCon Republican a majority in Congress and see how bad Newt can make it

              • Jonathan Mailer

                Not only that, Chris, but with Bonkers Bolton as Secretary of State who would start a war with Iran.

              • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                “Neocon” has been a go-to sobriquet for Paulistinians since the last presidential election. It’s the name they chose to demean conservatives of bad odor to them in their bot-like march for their quirky icon. Short for neoconservative, the word actually means what it says, New Conservatives, thus the name-calling is non-sequitur from the start. When snarky Paulbrats call me “neocon,” I remind them that actually, I am a paleocon, and that, in fact, THEY are the neocons. Cons, indeed.

                • Anonymous

                  Paleo-cons are almost extinct. Its such a backwards and unproductive view of the world that got replaced by the ability to read books and become educated.

                  The literal meaning of “neo-con” is not entirely “new conservative.” It more closely means a new way of looking at old ideas. If you wanted to look at the root of each part of the word, the literal meanings would be redundant, and in turn just mean gibberish.

                  The movement of neo-conserativism has its foundation in the beliefs in using a powerful federal government, especially by financial and military means, as a conduit for enforcing populist conservative ideas.

                  Of course what happens when ideologues that believe in using the military and the economy to affect change are then placed in charge of both the economy AND the military is what we’ve seen since 2001, with multiple financially unsustainable wars with no real goal in mind.

                  Given where this country is now, financially, militarily and economically … neo-con isn’t much of a badge of honor, its a symbol of what helped ripped this nation apart.

                  In either case, I wouldn’t brag to many people that you’re either a paleo-con or a neo-con. It’s like saying you either don’t think women should have the right to vote, or you think that war is good for the economy. In either case, you’re children will laugh at you as a nostalgic old fool.

                • Anonymous

                  assinthehole666… perfect name for you.

                • Anonymous

                  I think that’d also be redundant. :)

                • Anonymous

                  No,… “libtard” (as in “liberal retard”) would be redundant.

                • Anonymous

                  In my book, on the federal level, liberals are about as retarded as conservatives. Keep that on a state level, or better yet, the most local government possible.

                  Personally, I believe in a rock solid contract; and the one I believe the most in is, “The Constitution of the United States.”

                  It’s a brilliantly written piece. Give it a read. You won’t find anything in there about liberals or conservatives.

                  I believe in the marketplace of ideas, and I don’t want your warped version of ideology or philosophy inflicted on me anymore than I care to inflict mine onto others. I’d rather have 50 different states with 50 different ways of creating policy instead of the jack-holes in California telling people in New Hampshire they can’t eat trans-fats or smoke cigarettes in their own houses. Likewise, I don’t need the Bible-thumpers in po-dunk Arkansas telling Illinoisans that they’ll burn in Hell for drinking fermented grape juice and therefore go back to prohibition.

                  I don’t need a rockhead conservative or liberal telling me how to live my life. I’ve served in the military, earned my way through to a masters degree, pay my taxes and make a solid living. I’ll challenge most loud-mouth political fanatics to do the same.

                • Anonymous

                  Yes, you’re right. I shouldn’t have accused you of being a liberal, because liberals claim to have a social conscience. With you “libertarians”, it’s all about you, and no one else. I also served in the military (U.S.M.C… you?), earned a masters degree, pay my taxes, and also make a very good living. Whoop-de-do. Do I think that makes me special? But with you “libertarians”, EVERYTHING about you is “special”. Your ideas, your so-called “intellect”. You (collectively) like to delude yourselves into thinking that you’re so superior to the rest of us. But, in fact, you’re so “broadminded” as to actually being quite “mean” and selfish. Your “thinking” will not prevail in this presidential election anymore than it has in others. It would be nice if you cared more about our country and less about your own personal so-called “freedoms”.

                • Anonymous

                  82nd Airborne, infantry; then later a combat medic in the Reserves.

                  And compared to most of the lunatic crap I read on here, yeah, its definitely special and I hold my work in high esteem. You should take a little bit more pride in yourself.

                  You sound like Perry – “if you say that we should not educate children who have come into our state for no other reason than they’ve been brought there by no fault of their own, I don’t think you have a heart. ”

                  Cry me a river.

                  If you want to help out, donate to a church or a charity, but don’t purposely create legislation and policy that hamstrings one group of successful people in favor of another that isn’t even here legally. That frame of mind leads to dangerous paths, including policies like affirmative action. In the end, it creates more oppression and poverty then it solves.

                  On top of that, you might want to go look in a mirror. The things you’re writing, about being mean and selfish and caring more about my country than my own personal freedoms – that’s utilitarianism, the foundations of liberalism. And, its the exact premise that Bush used to push forward The Patriot Act, create “Homeland Security” and the TSA that strip-searches grandmas. Its also the excuse given throughout every single moment of history when a dictator wanted more power.

                  See, you might not realize this but there are two school of thoughts in our political system that pretty much divide equally down liberal and conservative lines.

                  Liberals believe in creating policy that says whats good for the whole is good for the individual.

                  Conservatives believe in creating policy that says whats good for the individual is good for the whole.

                  Our Bill of Rights, whether you like it or not, was written on the principles of protecting the individual rights, and that’s where being a libertarian steps in. It prevents the religious zealots from forcing us to subscribe to their religious beliefs, and it prevents the environmental whackos from having us all convert to expensive solar energy.

                  So I don’t care one bit about whether you want to be a liberal or conservative in your home state, but you have absolutely no right whatsoever to use the federal government to push me into a corner.

                  Now my point in the earlier post was that I’m not hurting anyone, and in fact I think I’m a pretty darn good contributor to our society. I placed the good of the country over myself at the highest stakes possible by putting my ass on the line multiple times.

                  The “social consciousness” that you advocate are actually just your set of bias and they place more importance of your own ideologies over my own, so you can go stuff it. That’s the sort of tripe that is ruining our country because it lets lemmings like you elect corrupt politicians because he promises you everything under the sun and a free pass straight to Heaven, all you gotta do is vote for him.

                  Once he’s in office, its the same old thing all over again. But worse, because the one thing a narcissistic morally bankrupt with access to the largest military in the world needs is justification for any perceived provocation.

                  On the other hand, for the first time in many of our lifetimes there is a candidate running for office who is promising not more, but in fact less.

                  Wait, what?

                  Right. He’s saying that these excessive entitlements, wars our friends and families are dying in, and the financial system thats in place will no longer be tolerated. We must return to a federal system that provides a minimum of framework and intervention in our lives. And in doing so – by protecting the rights of the individual – we will be capable of spurning innovation and entrepreneurship.

                  Yeah, in second though… that’s just a terrible idea. I mean, who would want to be free?

                  What’s Newt promising? Another way to spend money? The creation of yet another bureaucratic regime? In other words… more and more federal government? More and more spending? More and more war?

                  Awesome. Seriously. Talk about a guy who is willing to put his country above himself.

                • Anonymous

                  Yeah, the 82nd used to be a good outfit. Congratulations.

                  So, now you’re calling ME a liberal. Even a “bleeding heart” one, at that. All I can do is laugh.

                  I’ve debated both “liberals” and “conservatives” online, but whenever I’ve tried to discuss politics with a “libertarian”, I soon wind up feeling like I’ve fallen down a metaphoric “rabbit hole” in an “Alice In Wonderland” world of libertarian sophistry.

                  So, again I’ll remind you that Ron Paul will NOT win the nomination (with good reason) and leave it to you rather than continue to waste my time trying to have a sensible dialogue with a rabid libertarian.

                  Have a good day.

                • Anonymous

                  I’m only repeating what you said for yourself.

                  Yeah, I think that the vast majority of “conservatives” have no qualms with increasing the size of government and intrusion into our lives so long as it fits within their preconceived ideologies. All the while completely disregarding the part about increasing_the_size_of_government_and_intrusion_into_our_lives.

                  So if you’re having problems having a conversation with libertarians, it might be because of your obvious problem with rationalizing inconsistencies within how you view your own political ideology.

                  Can’t have it both ways Bubba, pick a side.

                  Anyhow, I used to a tee-totaling conservative back in the day. I couldn’t get enough of Oliver North, G. Gordon Liddy, Rush Limbaugh … and man, I thought Newt Gingrich was just the guy I wanted to be president one day when he made the “Contract with America.”

                  Finally, someone would return moral virtues the executive branch and we could toss out the Clinton opportunists.

                  Fast forward 17 years and the only that’s managed to happen is exchanging one worthless politician for another. And here we are, setting the stage for it happen again.

                  And Newt, he road the wave of that initial popularity and became one of the nastiest narcissists in government. He betrayed the trust I had in him, as did many of the established republicans and conservatives, and it became quite apparent to me that the only way to fix our federal government is to prevent anymore hostile takeovers.

                  And that’s where you and I stand apart.

                  Do you see any shred of inconsistency in stating the Ron Paul doesn’t stand a chance so don’t vote for him, thereby placing your vote with someone that only stands a chance because Ron Paul doesn’t?

                  I’m not budging on that issue. I’m voting with my moral convictions, not for the Republican or Democrat party, not for liberals or conservatives, but the most honest man to run for president in who knows how long. The only one who has a 30+ year record to back up what he says so I know he isn’t just changing his tune for whatever the latest populist movement is.

                  I hope your conscious is clear.

                • Anonymous

                  It is, indeed.

                • Anonymous

                  “The larger the mob, the harder the test. In small areas, before small electorates, a first-rate man occasionally fights his way through, carrying even the mob with him by force of his personality. But when the field is nationwide, and the fight must be waged chiefly at second and third hand, and the force of personality cannot so readily make itself felt, then all the odds are on the man who is, intrinsically, the most devious and mediocre—the man who can most easily adeptly disperse the notion that his mind is a virtual vacuum. The Presidency tends, year by year, to go to such men. As democracy is perfected, the office represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people. We move toward a lofty ideal. On some great and glorious day the plain folks of the land will reach their heart’s desire at last, and the White House will be adorned by a downright moron.”

                  — H. L. Mencken

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  Yet, he never saw a single threat from abroad…the world would be just fine if we stop provoking it to attack us…nothing to see here…move along…move along…

                • Anonymous

                  That rabbit hole is filled with knowledge. Please do not blame others for your allergic reaction to knowledge.

                  And please stop crying.

                • Anonymous

                  Wow, now I really feel some pity for you ….. not.

                  You should get over that inferiority complex.

                • Anonymous

                  Very Leftist argument there. Meaning, you got it ‘bass ackwards’.

            • http://twitter.com/jhensley54 Judith Hensley

              Thank you, Katepatate, for saying EXACTLY what I wanted to say. I’m convinced that there are people whose sole job is to just pretend to be someone they aren’t on blog Comment Pages. It wouldn’t surprise me if someone actually pays them money to do it (in the classic “Chicago way”, and George Soros sure has alot of money, and what happened to all the money from the stimulus bill and Jon Corzine’s $1.2 billion that just disappeared).

              The best part about the Tea Party is that it isn’t one person or an actual organization….it’s outraged citizens who are all united in our desire to save our country from the thieves who do things “the Chicago way” and think that is a perfectly legitimate way of life. Thank you, Katepatate, for expressing exactly some of the things I’m thinking today!

              • gabe harris

                Newt supports taxing carbon dioxide(call it tax and trade if you want). He wants to tax us for breathing. That is not a small government advocate.

                use your common sense…carbon taxes are not small government.

                • Anonymous

                  This is not true. He never supported Cap and Trade and testified against it the same day that Al Gore testified for it. (Lord Monckton was not allowed to testify and Newt testified in his place. If you don’t know who Lord Monckton is, check out his videos against global warming on You Tube). Newt supports clean air but he believes the science for climate change is not settled and more research is needed, but he has clearly stated he would not support any policy that would adversely effect our economy.

                  Don’t be swayed by 30 second sound bites, headlines, and the criticisms of Democrats and Republicans that want to sway you. DO THE RESEARCH and get the full story before you decide who you want to vote for.

                • TrueAmerican1776Freedom

                  If Newt Gingrich is the Republican nominee then I will vote for him. In fact, anybody on the Republican side would be a million times better then having O’Bamma win a second term.

                  Everything O’Bamma does is to help him win a second term even if it hurts the American People. His phony Jobs bill was worthless and he knows it. He put it out there knowing that it would not pass and then he could use it in his campaign against the Republicans. He is not approving the oil pipeline from Canada so he will not make his loony environmentalist friends mad at him. The pipeline would bring millions of gallons of oil into this country which would bring the price of oil down for all of us. It would also create thousands of new jobs for unemployed Americans. America will be doomed if we do not elect a Republican President and take over the Senate and Congress this time.

                  It would also make us much less dependent on purchasing oil from countries in the middle east and elsewhere who hate us and want to do us harm if they could.

                  I say, anybody but O’Bamma!

                • Steve Walker

                  This is basically voting for the lesser of two evils. The bad part about that is you are still voting for evil.

                • Jonathan Mailer

                  “This is not true. [Gingrich] never supported Cap and Trade”

                  He absolutely DID support cap and trade just as he supported the health care mandate. YOU are the one either lying or flat-out ignorant.

                  http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2011/12/12/fact_check_plenty_to_question_in_gop_debate/

            • Anonymous

              I have been a Conservative all my adult life and I vehemently oppose Newt Gingrich. We are in the dire situation we now face due to the fact so many failed to thoroughly vet Obama. We can not afford to make the same mistake again.

              • http://twitter.com/highcottonquinn Cotton Quinn

                My grandmother is life long Democrat who lived through the Great Depression and she says, “We don’t need the likes of him”, in reference to Newt. she thinks Ron Paul’s the only honest one in the bunch but won’t get elected because he’s honest.

                • Eric Dondero

                  So your Grandma is just fine with surrendering our country over to Islamism, ‘eh? Ron Paul is a surrendertarian. He’s a white flag waver. If he’s president first thing he’ll do is sign a declaration making the United States an Islamic Caliphate, and hand our country over to Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.

                • Anonymous

                  You are nuckin futts.

                • Anonymous

                  Nah, he’s just a disgruntled former Paul staffer who pipes in from time to time with the “Ron is a surredercrat” neo-con nonsense every now and then, just to make himself feel relevant. Just ignore him.

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  You are a guttersnipe.

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

                  You are a complete douche

                • http://www.facebook.com/people/Andrew-Wilson/100000994740226 Andrew Wilson

                  They’re coming to get you Eric! The evil Islamo empire is here beards and all, to make you a convert to sharia law! Run Eric Run! Hide under your bed! The Muslims are here,and there’s no place to hide! Oh the humanity! We will now have to watch in horror as our women’s heads are wrapped in sheets, while people pray on magic carpets in our town square! History will ask how this happened. Why didn’t anybody listen to Eric when he said that Ron Paul would somehow be able to surrender our country of 300 million people somehow with the consent of congress, and the senate, along with the courts, to Muslims? History will show that Eric knew this was coming and tried to warn us all! Why didn’t we listen people WHY!

                • Anonymous

                  rotflmao ….. that was funny!

                  It’s a damn shame that so many American males have been feminized this way.
                  Eric must get a brown stain on his boxers every time he stops at a convenience store. What a wuss.

                • Anonymous

                  I will be kind…. BALONEY! I am NOT a first line supporter of Ron Paul. However, that is pure BALONEY! ABO!

                • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

                  Cut the lies

                • Anonymous

                  Strengthening our military is now akin to surrender?

            • Anonymous

              I think people have already forgotten that Ron Paul is the godfather of the Tea Party.

              Somehow it turned from a politically-agnostic, grassroots movement challenging the expansion and intrusion of big government into our lives, into some neo-con/religious-zealot conservative platform policy machine.

              In other words, it got usurped by every scumbag opportunist politician. Now the #occupy movement has more credibility DESPITE the alliance with Cindy Sheehans and Acorn nut jobs.

              Talk about a shame.

              Stop voting for or against “the party” when it clearly hasn’t had your vote in mind for the past 55+ years and start questioning what you value. After that, place those votes with the individual you best believe is intelligent, pragmatic and morally virtuous enough to protect our individual rights to freedom as outlined by the Bill of Rights and our Constitution.

              • Eric Dondero

                Wrong. Ron Paul is not the godfather of the Tea Party. If anyone founded the Tea Party it was Eric Odom, and the Chicago-area Libertarian Party who held the very first protest. (There was a New York group that held a dump soda in the river protest too, that could be called the founders of the movement.)

                • Anonymous

                  Yes, please, let us discuss Obama/Bush/Gingrich. Recent Freedom Of Info Act document releases from the Fed reveal that the initial TARP bailout, totaled 7-8 TRILLION $$$$. Not the 850 billion that Bush lied to us about. A LOT of bailout funds went to Fannie & Freddie. Who was making lots of money as a lobbyist for Fannie & Freddie? OH YA, I remember now. NEWT GINGRICH. You see where this is headed, right? Now that we’re done with the history, Whatever. Before it’s over, we might be discussing jail time.

                • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                  Or serious couch-time for you.

                • Anonymous

                  Are you smoking crack?!?!

                  Ron Paul held the first Tea Party rally in 2007 and it became the foundation of his platform in his 2008 bid for the presidency. His theme of reducing the size of government, repealing the overly broad intrusion into our lives, in addition to the dire need for financial reform became the pivotal issues of his campaign.

                  Google search for, “Ron Paul’s tea party for dollars,” published on December 16, 2007 in the Boston Globe. It is the first recorded publication of the movement… Eric Odom is not in attendance.

                  What you’re referring to occurred in 2009 as a response to an utterly unrelated and separate event. Eric Odom – A NEW MEDIA STRATEGIST – adopted “Tea Party” in response to his little shindig with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.

                  Every single principle on which the Tea Party grew upon were 100 percent libertarian in nature. As the movement gained traction, conservatives concerned with runaway spending of the government, latched on to many of the principles, especially because they were disenfranchised with their elected representatives. In other words, the ideas became, “good bedfellows.”

                  Unfortunately, the Tea Party movement also attracted a lot of conservatives with ideological baggage in addition to opportunistic politicians looking to make a name for themselves. After hijacking the entire movement and turning it into the pile of crap it exists as today, I would agree that the Tea Party currently looks nothing like what the Tea Party of 2007, 2008 or early 2009 looked like.

                  Nonetheless, Ron Paul remains the “intellectual godfather” of the movement. This isn’t really up for debate. Google away my friend; you haven’t a leg to stand on.

                • Anonymous

                  Rewriting history now. How pathetic.

              • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

                Salami, salami BALONEY.

                • Anonymous

                  Not by itself!

                  Add mustard, mayo and some bread and THEN we have a sandwich.

              • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                Ron Paul the godfather of the Tea Party? The Tea Party started after a Rick Santelli on air rant on CNBC. It had absolutely nothing to do with Ron Paul. Half the Tea Party is more angry at Obama’s cuts to Medicare? Does that make them progressives? This is the same old Ron Paul lunacy coming from people who were never Republicans to start with. Heck, Ron Paul is a Republican in name only.

                • Anonymous

                  First of all, your facts are dead wrong. If you don’t believe me, go look it up. Its cited all over the web by journalists, academics and political pundits. The specific event that started it all was in Boston, Dec. 16, 2007. Verbatim, read, “Ron Paul is the intellectual godfather of the Tea Party movement.”

                  Secondly, republican and democrat is a form of representation, and liberal and conservative is a form of policy making. Paul can be a libertarian and a republican – which he is. There are also liberal republicans and conservative democrats.

                  It never ceases to amaze me that we have citizens in this country that can barely understand recent history or how our government functions.

                  Class dismissed.

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  As far as history goes, Ron Paul ran for president as a Libertarian. It is actually a party and joined the Republican party only because he knows he will get no attention as a Libertarian, so it is you who do not know history. And dude, I don’t need to read anything to know who started the Tea Party movement. I am an investor who watches CNBC every day. I saw Rick Santelli and heard his words. Shortly thereafter Tea Parties sprang up all around the country. This was after Obama, who was President at the time, not in 2007, announced his first mortgage bailout to people who could not afford the houses they bought. Do not think to lecture me about how our government works and history, my friend. Your arrogance is not backed up by your facts.

                • Anonymous

                  I’m arrogant because you make it easy. You’re a fucking moron.

                  Go read a book.

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  What a well informed factual response.

            • http://profiles.google.com/jimsouders None None

              I would vote for Jack the Ripper over O’Blamer. THE O MUST GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

            • Anonymous

              I believe that many are professing to be Ron Paul supporters, in an effort to get other real Ron Paul supporters to stay home and not vote, if Ron Paul is not the candidate, I will vote for any Republican over Obama. I used to be an ardant Glenn Beck fan, and was about to suscribe to GBTV. However, during the past few weeks I seem to be detecting a “new” Glenn Beck that has gone very commercial. With this comment about supporting a third party candidate over Gingrich, I have decided to pass on GBTV!

          • Leo Pohlman

            quote from the Patriot goes well here “you dream my friend”

          • Anonymous

            HALLEJUJAH! Wonderfully said!

          • Anonymous

            AMEN! Wonderfully said!

          • c l

            You must be on Newt’s payroll.

            Intelligent people know that Ron Paul is the way to go.

            Stupid people are convinced that we can’t win if we split the vote, so they’ll vote for an idiot that resembles themselves.

            • Anonymous

              Ron Paul is the same as a liberal. He will gut our military, legalize drugs, and put us in grave danger with foreign and domestic enemies.

              • Anonymous

                Whew, the Constitution is a liberal document? That’s quite a stretch. Maybe you view it as a “living document.”

                Moral relativism as its best.

              • http://twitter.com/tonytk Tony T’Kach

                Yeah if drugs were legalized…man I do not even know how Wells Fargo would be able to stay liquid without that illegal Mexican drug money smuggling in their bank,

              • https://plus.google.com/117702410245683101961/posts Lucian Armasu

                You should read this:

                Ron Paul 2012: Why He is Right on Foreign Policy

                http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/265912/20111213/ron-paul-2012-right-foreign-policy.htm

                And btw, it’s the current policy that puts America at risk. Just look how many bases they have completely surrounding Iran. Can anyone really blame Iran for coming out strong against USA? I bet they are pissed off about this situation, and when you add to that the fact that US military is killing people’s families in the Middle East, no wonder you are creating MORE terrorists, that want to attack you.

                http://www.businessinsider.com/iran-surrounded-by-us-military-bases-2011-12

            • Anonymous

              Ron Paul has been running for president since 1988. He’s 76 years old. That’s older than Reagan was when he won his second term. The American people will not elect Ron Paul. The Federal Reserve is not going to be abolished. We’re not going back to the gold standard. A third party candidacy will only get Obama re-elected. A man who cannot win his party’s nomination cannot win the general.

              • http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006JPC6ZM Krakondack

                If none of those things is going to happen, Electric Bird Dog, then there’s no point voting.

              • Anonymous

                He’s been elected 12 times in 35 years. Voted in by Texans.

                He hasn’t run on abolishing the Fed, though that is probably preferrable to him. He wants transparency which would result in the demise of the Fed by the people.

                Not running on the gold standard. Rather, he is championing competition in currency. The FRN would die a slow death.

                Ron Paul will win Iowa and will be on his way to the nomination.

                Get over it.

                Amateur Hour Is Over!
                Ron Paul ………. 2012

                • Anonymous

                  Sure he will. That’s what you said would happen in 2008. How’d that work out?

            • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

              Sounds like projection to me.

            • http://profiles.google.com/jimsouders None None

              Intelligent people know that in spite of some good ideas, Ron Paul is a nut case.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

                Sound money and upholding the Constitution! What a nut case

          • http://twitter.com/jhensley54 Judith Hensley

            YES, tiamoaz58!! You said everything perfectly!! GREAT POST!!

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

            His words and actions dont match

          • Anonymous

            Whatever – I’ve been listening to Newt for 17 years.

            The guy is an opportunist and you’re going to be the first one to fill his pockets.

            Sucker.

          • Ethan Garofolo

            And yet the government grew under Newt’s leadership in the house. Both parties want more control of your life. The choice between them is just quibbling about how exactly they do it.

          • Jack Abramoff

            People like you are the ones easily duped by campaign rhetoric which is what got us here in the first place. So, your argument is that Newty boy has SAID in interviews and on youtube clips that he doesn’t want big government? LOL Ok so you must also believe the Easter Bunny exists because your mommy TOLD you so? Listen dumbdumb, politicians like Newt LIE for a living. Look at the ONLY candidate who actually HAS A EFFING VOTING RECORD TO PROVE HIS STANCES! THAAAAT is what integrity is, and THAAAT is who you should be believing.

            You idiots make me sick. Wake up and STOP TAKING THE BLUE PILL! (matrix)

          • Anonymous

            You continue to reference what the man ‘said’. The problem is that is not how one takes a decision. The decision is taken by looking at what the man has ‘done’.

            Newt is our Barack!

        • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

          The President has no control of monetary policy and your claims that big government will not be arrested has no basis in fact whatsoever. The push for reform that led Bill Clinton to proclaim the era of big government over was led by Newt. As a back bencher in the Congress he was to the right of Ronald Reagan. I like Beck and listen to him every day, but he is not God and is not infallible. He is just plane wrong on Newt. Beck is stuck on his own anti-progressive template, pure and simple. He would have accused Reagan of being a progressive. Has he asked Bachmann if she’s going to end Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid? Government does not get any more progressive than that. I’ll bet you she would say no. Does that make her progressive? Is he progressive for supporting her? He goes too far with this.

          • Anonymous

            “The President has no control of monetary policy and your claims that big government will not be arrested has no basis in fact whatsoever.”

            Right, the executive branch does not have control over the federal reserve except when appointing individuals to the Board of Governors, but to say the president is powerless is laughable.

            The executive branch is enormously powerful, and with it comes intense political and corporate persuasion. The president doesn’t NEED to control the federal reserve, he has the sole discretion to otherwise command and distribute the largest aspects of government, and thereby redistribute assets that in effect influence economic policy.

            • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

              Yes, like I said, the President does not have control of monetary policy. What you describe is fiscal policy.

              • Anonymous

                Well!

                Then I stand corrected.

                Grumble.

                Howeverrrrrrrrrrrrrr … this isn’t a cut and dry matter.

                The powers of the presidency to intervene in the Fed are prevented. My point is that the national agenda is largely set through influence of the executive branch, and while no – the president cannot directly intervene in the Fed – he can effectively whip his party, if it has a majority, to intervene through legislation.

                Ergo, if A = B and B = C then A = C.

                So while you are *technically* correct, there is more than one way to skin a cat.

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  What a lovely non sequitur…my point is there are a whole lot of economic prognosticators out there who don’t really understand economics or our political structure and you’re pretty high on the list with your comments.

                • Anonymous

                  Likewise Robert, you’ve exposed yourself pretty well for the fool you are.

                  Let me ask you this, who appoints the chairman?

                  If you answered with “the president of the United States,” you win one gold star.

                  Next, who pushed for passage of The Banking Act of 1935?

                  If you answered with, “the president of the United States,” you win another gold star.

                  Finally, when a political party controls both the legislative and the executive branch, who has indirect control over the fed? If you answered, “the president of the United States,” you won a third gold star and a free pizza party!!!

                  Ergo: If A (the president) = B (congress), and if B (congress) = C (monetary restraint and oversight of the Fed), then A (the president) = C (monetary restraint and oversight of the Fed).

                  I’ll just close with a quote from Richard Timberlake, retired professor of economics at the University of Georgia in an encyclopedia entry titled, “The Federal Reserve,”

                  “Can The Fed, as an ‘independent’ central bank maintain price stability contrary to the wishes of an executive branch that seeks to use its fiscal powers to manage the federal government’s burgeoning long-term debt?”

                  Thanks for playing Robert.

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we lived in a world without politics and government? This is basically what you argue, which I would argue makes you more of an anarchist than a libertarian. Perhaps you should join the OWS people. I can be conservative without wanting to close down the Fed. The idea that it makes me a fool is quite silly…I think you would feel much better about yourself if you had a sense of humor.

      • Daniel Brooks

        The parties may not be exactly the same, but they agree on a lot.

        They both like foreign wars, they both like government meddling in healthcare, they like bailouts, they like our monetary system and the Federal Reserve, they like debt… I can go on, but hopefully you get the point.

        • tiamoaz58

          Newt does not like gov’t meddling in healthcare & explained that years ago ALL the CONSERVATIVES were looking for a way to make those who refused to get healthcare get something so that the rest of the people didn’t have to pay for them. Pay attention! Then he said when Hillarycare came around, and they saw the MANDATE she tried to put in, they moved away from a mandate, and realized that it wasn’t the way to go. They were all trying to work out a problem with all the illegals coming in as well, and using up all the ER and hospital monies. No one had ever dealt with it before. Romney did the same in order to make it fair for those who had healthcare not to have to pay out so much for those who not couldn’t get it, but WOULDN’T! What’s with you people? People can’t WORK OUT PROBLEMS anymore, and if a person has a LOGICAL change of mind it’s ALWAYS called flip-flopping? Can’t people change and grow? Glenn Beck said HE did! But it’s not okay for others to? Hypocrites!

          • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=588888196 Edward Cox

            You’re insane. Newt supports the mandate. He supported expanding medicare. He called Paul Ryan’s plan “right wing social engineering”. He’s big government through and through.

            • Anonymous

              Newt called Paul Ryan’s plan right wing engineering because he believes is it just as wrong for conservatives to force policies on the American people as it was for Obama to do it. He likes aspects of Ryan’s plan but said it must be presented in a way that the American people have as many personal choices as possible. Newt has tremendous respect for the citizenry and that has been missing from government for a very long time!

              • Anonymous

                No disrespect intended but several of the Gingrich supporters posting here remind me of the Obama supporters in the last election. Specifically, they refuse to admit the man has failings, those they do acknowledge they excuse, and they obviously believe every word the man utters sans researching his past record, including the negative remarks made about him by lifelong, well-respected Conservatives who worked with Gingrich.

                We are all desperately seeking someone who will defeat Obama. In our desperation we must not replace Obama the “D” with an “R” clone – Gingrich.

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  Sorry, but every candidate has failings. I think it is more accurate to say that some Beck supporters – not me though I like Beck – believe Beck has no failings. Everyone has failings and there is no perfect candidate. That is no reason to vote for Ron Paul…who also is not a perfect candidate. If I have to choose between imperfection, I’ll take Newt, the man who stopped Hillarycare, led us to welfare reform, led on Reagan tax cuts and tax reform and toppled the Democrats 40 year control of Congress.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jared-Pachefsky/779169760 Jared Pachefsky

                Sure respect for the citizenry? Supporting a bill that could give the death penalty or 2 ounces of marijuana? Are you kidding, he is a big government, nanny state scumbag FRAUD.

          • http://twitter.com/jhensley54 Judith Hensley

            Tiamoaz58, I love your comments! You really know and understand the facts and are able to express them well. THANK YOU!!!

          • gabe harris

            What is wrong with us? well we have been following republican politics for 30+ years and we have finally learned the signs that someone is lying and actually going to incease the size and power of government. Bush lied and raised taxes, Bush 2 lied and did not engage in a humble foreign policy…he also expanded all the other parts of the government…it became clear that republicans who write big government articles for the CFR are just lying when they say they are for small government. Gingrich has a long history of supporting growing government power and expenditures. If you don’t know about then you need to read and research in other places besides the Gingrich campaign site.

            • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

              And Ron Paul has a long history of stuffing bills with the pork he knows will pass with his no vote as well as supporting legalization of drugs and advocating a foreign policy that will invite terrorism in our streets.

              • Anonymous

                So, instead of the taxpayers having the taxes sent back to their district they should leave it in the hands of the executive branch to be wasted? That is easily the weakest argument on this page, and shows a complete ignorance of how the system works.

                Is the MSM your teacher?

                • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

                  Actually, I would rather the taxes not leave the district at all.

        • gabe harris

          The party elite also agree that taxing carbon dioxide would be good for big government and bad for the people. That is why Pelosi and Gingrich supprot carbon tax and trade.

          If you want big government then go ahead and vote for gingrich, just don’t pretend you are small government…lying to yourself is as bad as lying to others.

      • Anonymous

        Newt and Mitt are RINOS…..If the GOP keeps giving us these louts who are just slightly less liberal,than the whole reason for conservatism ceases to be…The Republican Party reforms or it is dead.We need a choice,not an echo….

        • tiamoaz58

          Well you better tell the congress who scored Newt Gingrich as a 93% conservative when he was in there just last week in the papers. And all the liberal media are saying Newt is much more conservative than Romney. You better let them in on the secret that Newt’s a RINO. Perhaps you haven’t listened to any of his speeches or the debates?

          • tiamoaz58

            They also said that Reagan was bad for this country, and a bimbo. Remember? All the media turned out to be wrong.

            • Anonymous

              Was that the Reagan who said “I am not worried about the deficit. It is big enough to take care of itself.” ??

          • Anonymous

            The congress who scored him at 93%??? Yawn… so many neocons in congress, I am not surprised that they think Newt is conservative. Get a real opinion and see what The New American, a totally Constitutional supporting News source thinks of Newt.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

            “Congress” doesn’t score people that I know of – cite a source.

            What Congress did say about Newt was that he was unethical. He remains the ONLY SPEAKER IN HISTORY to be found guilty of an ethical violation – i.e. his own party voted against him. He was fined $300,000. THAT’S what Congress thought of Chameleon.

          • Anonymous

            We were frequently told GWB was a Conservative. He wasn’t.

      • Anonymous

        Amen!

      • M Dempsey

        Good luck nailing Gingrich down to any concrete stance. Unless you’re saying that Gingrich is against “Obamacare” for say only a given few months.

        He supports (or has recently supported) an individual mandate.

        He’s called for the death penalty against marijuana users (a civil rights violation if I’ve ever heard one)

        If you honestly see any substantive difference between him and the rest of the morally an intellectually bankrupt pols in both parties, I suggest you broaden your political horizons a little.

        • Guest

          Will you please tell us where Newt has call for the death penalty for marijuana users. Please give us a reference so we can see if that nonsense is true.

          • Jonathan Zaffke

            While I do not agree with Newt on many topics, facts are facts. He did NOT advocate death penalty for users, but for convicted drug smugglers who import a commercial amount of drugs. Here is a source: http://2012.republican-candidates.org/Gingrich/Marijuana.php
            While they should be punished, I think the death penalty might be a little too much.

            • gabe harris

              does he mean Oliver North or the CIA or Karzai who we give billions of dollars to as part of Newt’s & CFR’s foreign policy?

            • Anonymous

              For eight years I worked in a private psych hospital specializing in substance abuse. If you witnessed the death and destruction, turmoil and frustration drug-addicted patients and their families endure you would demand the death penalty for drugs dealers.

              82% of drugs come across the Mexican border – a border past and current administrations refuse seal and so it goes on. Romney’s position on illegal immigration and the borders is the primary reason I support his candidacy.

              • Anonymous

                You mean this Mitt Romney? The flip-flopper?

                Ron Paul 2012

              • Anonymous

                Will a death penalty for bartenders be next?

                • Anonymous

                  I hope you never have to stand next to the parents of a substance abuser while their child is being lowered in his grave.

            • Anonymous

              Would you please describe that ‘commercial’ amount?

      • Anonymous

        Newt supported the individual mandate before it was not cool for Republicans to not support it.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Eric-Karich/631653630 Eric Karich

          The “individual mandate” is not the problem with Obamacare — it is the fact that Obamacare is a gov’t run program that is the problem. Newt has never been in favor of a gov’t takeover of health care, he has been a staunch opponent of it. In the context of a private solution, an individual mandate could actually be helpful, and it could be done in a Constitutional manner (via tax incentives rather than just a mandate). Newt’s main problem is that he is honestly working on real solutions, and this sometimes does not translate well into sound bites. If you really want to fix health care, Newt is the man.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

            Individual mandates are a CONSTITUTIONAL problem and an individual LIBERTY problem. I can tell you’re a GOP hack who’ll vote for any one that wears the label. I despise big government Republicans as much as big government Democrats.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Cheyenne-Noble/100000298697986 Cheyenne Noble

        Marc Matthews; did you not hear Newts own words on Glenn Beck last week? He might not support the immediate form of obamacare but hes made no attempts at hiding his own healthcare agenda that includes big government. Not to mention what moral compass will he run this country by since hes clearly shown no problems w having affairs and leaving his wife while shes at least very ill if not terminal. Can you imagine him at a conference with the middle east after his palestinian invention comment? Ron Paul might not have the nomination but as an individual im very impressed with his ethics. And I feel like thats what Glenns getting at. Its not a mans policies its what are his ethics? I could tell you anything you want to hear but my life’s actions show what I really am. The founding Fathers were not perfect but they had integrity and their policies came from their code of ethics. I think all glenn is saying is vote according to your ethics and he would rather vote a losing vote but vote w conviction than hold your hands over your eyes and vote for a bullshit nominee just because he’s a Republican

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

          Ron Paul would fail to effectively defend the country.

          • dcktz

            Ron Paul would refuse to fight more wars for Israel. There is a big difference.

            • http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/TRXWFX4QAWEVF2IF24DHIRV37U VET03

              dicktz – What war did we fight for Israel? Iran is fighting, and has been fighting proxy wars against us since 2001 – and Paul has no problem with them having a nuke. Cut the crap, anti-Semites, and yes if you’re anti-Israel you’re anti-Semite since it is a nation based on religion, like you are only getting through to the other uneducated, trail-park trash such as yourself. Paul gets the nomination, Obama wins – plain and simple.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

                Vet03 theres no hope for you

              • gabe harris

                Separation of religion and state is the policy I favor…therefore I don’t favor foreign aid to theocracies like that in Saudi Arabia or Israel. Free trade with them so that we can prosper and welcome their business, but no handouts.

                It seems VET03 thinks that we should not favor a separation of religion and state?

              • Anonymous

                I wouldn’t nessessarly make a Romney bet on that one. If Newt or Romney gets the nominee, that one you can take to the bank that it would be a sure fire win for Obama. All he would have to do is expose them for what they are. RP ethics, and voting record is solid and would have a hard time using any of that to get to him.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

                try iraq……check out this vid……netanyahu is in it..you won’t believe what he says….youtube NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD. after watching this…tell me more about Israel will ya? don’t run from it. go watch it. tell me what you see. do you need the media actors to tell you what you see and hear. we don’t play that no more. hahahah your downfall is on this vid. sorry but obviously your people took an insane gamble. and lost.

              • http://www.droiddoes.com/ Norm

                And you are a fine example of the sheep mentality of this country. Congrats.

              • http://twitter.com/tonytk Tony T’Kach

                So if I’m anti Israel AND I had relatives that died in the Holocaust…what does that make me? An anti-Semite? Get real. We’ve helped out Israel ($Billions and Billions) for years…and where is our thanks? Do they export a ton of good we need? Do they buy a ton from us? All Israel does is stick their hand out…deadbeats. Plus…they are more than capable of defending themselves…200 Nukes (Paid for by us) to Iran’s 0. Does ANY country in the Middle East..Friend or Foe have as many Nukes as Israel?

              • Anonymous

                I hate to see a vet embarrass themself, so I will come to your aid.

                Semite: : a member of any of a number of peoples of ancient southwestern Asia including the Akkadians, Phoenicians, Hebrews, and Arabs : a descendant of these peoples

                It pays to know what the hell your talking about when throwing out those words.

                Put a dictionary on your wish list.

            • gabe harris

              Bankrupting the country by borrowing money to pay for wars and bases all over the globe leaves us vulnerable to attack. The best way to defend this country is to become economically strong again…and we can do that by REDUCING the size of our government…not borrowing more dollars from China and Saudi Arabia.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

              no, not quite.. i know ron pauls brother. if israel was in deep dooky and they were in the right, OR they weren’t just blatantly stupid, paul would indeed, i’m not guessing, he would make the other back off. he would find a solution good for both sides best he could….he would NOT sit by and watch Israel be destroyed. Pauls way, my israel relatives won’t be hurt. you guys way, radiation will hurt them. don’t you see the logistics of this mess. good grief. if they hit their nuke facilities in israel…my great aunt and all her dear friends will be hurt very badly if not worse. so please back off the bullcrap. paul will stop the moneychanger so called jews from robbing us and starting wars constantly on a phony war on terror. watch the vid i mentioned on youtube NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD. watch the vid, don’t assume you know what all is on it. it is ny police dispatch recording of the cops who pulled up on the vans. two israeli mossad agents got out and ran but the cops tackled them. forget what i say….listen to the footage. then they detonated one of the vans right then and there. the cops didnt ….the israelis did. it is amazing how we’ve been lied to.

          • Anonymous

            Thats a bunch of crock. Ron Paul feel that it’s the congress who have power to declare wars not the president. He doesn’t articulate as well as he should, but he’s not a smooth B.S.er like the majority of the other candidates. He doesn’t want to give aid to other countries as we do now, he doesn’t support the U.N. he doesn’t want to meddle in other countries buisness, but he will stand up to defend our country from any who would cause harm, but will not be suckered into wordly squabbles to take action against those that spew oratory threats.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

              pauls the only choice for america………the zionist thieves are scared to death…..watch how the media con men treat him. go paul…enough of this criminality. he’s not antisemitic you dope. they are the ones, the usual ones throughout history who rob people and murder then blame others. it’s called dirtbags. they’ve rewritten american history. t party didn’t cause war…..bank of england ala’ british zio kabal beginnings. then they came for the guns and grandpappy beat them down. then 1913, the banking kabal again. the school books say it was british making our sailors work on their ships. hahaha total bologna…then civil war….banks splitting nations. read on youtube or google, 3 WORLD WARS LETTER FROM ALBERT PIKE TO MASSIMI IN ITALY. check it out….or remain completely stupid. hahah

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

            How do you figure? He wants to bring our troops home to guard our borders instead of poppy fields in Afghanistan

        • Anonymous

          You are spreading the same lies liberals have been spreading about Newt and his ill ex- wife. Guess what? She is very much alive and has encouraged their daughter to write a book telling the truth about the situation. It’s out now though I don’t remember the title. You can find it on Amazon if you try hard enough, which you won’t because the lies are so convenient for liberals. The weak minded who elect Democrats will still vote for them because they never research anything they say or do.

          • Anonymous

            Unless his ex wives are named Fannie and Freddie I could care less about his serial adultery. When a candidate is a card-carrying member of the Council on Foreign Relations and earned millions of dollars off taxpayers then I DO care.

        • Anonymous

          You are really not paying attention if you believe the story about Newt’s first marriage. His daughter by that marriage was so fed up with the lies she recently wrote and article to set the record straight. Her MOTHER asked for the divorce before she went into the hospital and she was never terminal and is still very much alive. Be careful what you believe if you care about the truth.

          As for the Palestinians being an “invented people”… that is true. ALL residents of the land the British labeled “Palestine” were considered Palestinians until Israel became a state in 1948. When the state of Israel was created many residents of the land began to identify themselves as Israelis (this includes Jews, Christians, and Muslims.) There never was a distinct Arab Palestinian people until Arafat felt it was politically expedient to promote it. Of course, those who are anti-Semites, and those who oppose Israel will never admit to this fact – but Newt is telling the truth about history without regard to the political correctness of our culture. We need a president who is not afraid to speak the TRUTH! You can be sure, if it was not for Arab oil, we would not be pandering to the Arabs. Newt has a plan to become energy independent using our own resources so he is not interested in pandering.

          Obama invests in drilling for oil in Brazil and tells them we will be their best customer…. and refuses to approve the Canadian pipeline that would create hundreds of thousands of good-paying jobs for Americans and lessen our dependence on foreign oil…. yet he insists he will not rest (except for 80 rounds of golf) until Americans have jobs? What a liar!!! He has done nothing to create jobs in this country unless it is for his campaign bundlers and union folks who pay dues that end up in Democrat campaign coffers.

          Wake up people!!! A president who speaks the truth without concern for political correctness would be refreshing! That’s the kind of CHANGE I can believe in!

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

            It’s his bomb-throwing rhetoric that has earned him the nickname “Hand Grenade”. Gingrich is right that many children don’t have a work ethic, but the way he put it out there? C’mon. He sounds like some factory owner from a Dickens novel. Besides, it’s not the government’s role to raise children or instill values.

            His bomb-throwing bombast is great for when he’s running in a safe district as leader of the opposition or writing a sensational book. It is an utter failure when he is in a leadership position. And it will keep him out of office in a nationwide race.

          • Anonymous

            Paliestinans being an invented people…. true? I guess you have never read the bible, the plaistinans existed as a real people thousands of years ago!!!! Sheeeeeeeeeesh, another newtnuttin mentality.

            • Anonymous

              Perhaps you should read your Bible. The Palestinians are never mentioned in the Bible because they did not exist. Perhaps you are thinking of the Philistines? They are not the same people.

              • Anonymous

                Joel 3:1-4 For, behold, in those days, and in that time, when I shall bring again the captivity of Judah and Jerusalem, I will also gather all nations, and will bring them down into the valley of Jehoshaphat, and will plead with them there for my people and for my heritage Israel, whom they have scattered among the nations, and parted my land. And they have cast lots for my people; and have given a boy for an harlot, and sold a girl for wine, that they might drink. Yea, and what have ye to do with me, O Tyre, and Zidon, and all the coasts of Palestine? will ye render me a recompense? and if ye recompense me, swiftly and speedily will I return your recompense upon your own head;

                Now how can you have the coasts of Palestine but no Palestinians? Does that mean that they are a legitimate people of a country? NO. They were Arabs, and were never a nation. But they were Palistinans by region. Thats what I was referring to. But to say they were an invented people is grossly out of context. They did exsist, but were not nor ever were a recongizable nation, but were reffered to as Palastinians.

                • Anonymous

                  It all depends on what version you read… I have never read Palestine in this verse… but Philistia. There was no Palestine until the Roman Emperor Hadrian placed that name on the entire nation of Israel in 135 A.D. so you would be hard-pressed to have any valid reference to Palestine in the Old Testament.

                  Joel 3
                  The Nations Judged
                  1 [a]“In those days and at that time,
                  when I restore the fortunes of Judah and Jerusalem,
                  2 I will gather all nations
                  and bring them down to the Valley of Jehoshaphat.[b]
                  There I will put them on trial
                  for what they did to my inheritance, my people Israel,
                  because they scattered my people among the nations
                  and divided up my land.
                  3 They cast lots for my people
                  and traded boys for prostitutes;
                  they sold girls for wine to drink.

                  4 “Now what have you against me, Tyre and Sidon and all you regions of Philistia? Are you repaying me for something I have done? If you are paying me back, I will swiftly and speedily return on your own heads what you have done.

      • Leo Pohlman

        the corruption is the same and it is sad… they just talk a good game to keep people thinking they are so much different

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

        How is is not a crock? Are you blind, stupid, or a troll

      • Anonymous

        If you truly believe there is a difference in the Parties I would ask that you explain why it is that every election the candidates pledge to correct the errors of the current/past administration(s) yet every term ends the same way – the new man in the White House just picked up the baton from the last resident and continued down the same path.

        There may be difference in policy issues and the time frame to accomplish their goals; however, there is no difference in their common agenda or ultimate goal.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GBBI34IWAA5BCP7RVECPDXGPEY jack t

        Newt also supports genocide of a fifth of humanity by his benefactors the evil Israelis.

    • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1767097270 Eugene Muller

      Nice try, but we all know that is by no means so. Newt is a very smart guy and he’s bound to make some very fundamental changes in this country, all of them for the better.

      • Anonymous

        Only Ron Paul will stop the growth of the police state. TSA is now on the highways. The congress, at Obama’s insistence (according to Carl Levin) passed legislation allowing a white house star chamber to put any American in a dungeon, until the end of hostilities, with no formal charges or legal representation, and with no review outside of the executive branch.

        When people question Newt about the erosion of basic liberties as a result of the admittedly endless ‘war on terror’, his response is usually, ‘Do you want to lose an American city?’ So the situation is clear, for him: security demands we sacrifice our rights. He’s even laughingly suggested that the government allow attacks to happen from time to time, just to remind people how dependent they are on their true god, government, for security. Obama is worse, the rest are basically the same. Paul/Johnson 2012.

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

          Ron Paul has some good ideas when it comes to domestic policy, but what good is that if his foreign and military policy cause the country to be taken over by a foreign aggressor?

          • http://www.facebook.com/BadScottyB Scott Blevins

            And which foreign aggressor has the ability to invade us? If we would stop invading countries that are not a threat to THIS country, or putting embargoes on country’s that we don’t like, mind our own business and quit trying to run the world, spreading “democracy at gunpoint, we wouldn’t have to be so concerned about a 1 in a million chance that somebody would attack us.

          • Anonymous

            Come now, Ron Paul is not going to allow our country to be taken over by foreign aggressors. Just because he is not into bullying other countries around, doesn’t mean that. He wants to leave others alone and be left alone. If they physically agressed the U.S. he would act, and through congress, not as it has been illegally done for the past 40 years or better. Only congress has the power to declare war, not the president, according to our constitution. Domestically? are you kidding? He wants our liberties back. You will see government shirnk in size drastically, many depts. done away with, TSA being one of them, FEMA another, dept. of education, along with tons of regulatory issues. Research his voting record, and look at his agenda. He wants liberty, he is a constitutionalist. Don’t be duped by media and the elite.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

            How would that possibly ever happen?

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

            HAHAHHAHAHAH TAKEN OVER BY FOREIGN AGGRESSOR. ARE YOU NUTS. RON PAUL IS TOUGH. YOU NEED TO WATCH this video on youtube NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD. you’ll see after watching the vid just how much they’ve conned you silly. paul has won 19 of the 30 official sanctioned republican party straw vote elections. not polls they just make up. the guy with second most wins was cain and he’s gone. newt has won 2 of them. wake up, the media knows this, they just keep you stupid and saying completely moronic statements. Do you really not see who’s robbing us. good grief.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Eric-Karich/631653630 Eric Karich

          I like Ron Paul, and I agree we have to keep a close watch on our liberties. I have noted how many have fallen under Obama. But I don’t think isolationism is the answer. We must cut the military and limit our overseas involvement, I think Newt would do that, but I think Ron Paul goes a little too far. History shows what happens when the US goes into an isolationist shell, and it is not pretty.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_MVYUDQBWX4PIUG3RNU75ZQRAEM Chris

            There is a big difference between isolationist and non-interventionist.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

            What makes you think Newt would cut any overseas involvement. He has been the most interventionist of all the candidates. He has at least 3 more conflicts he would like us to get into. He has NEVER said he would bring anyone home from anywhere, including Germany.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

            do you not get the degree of which we are being robbed. this is on purpose. don’t you read anything but so called jew propaganda mags and newspapers. The rothschilds own all three news services. upi ap and reuters. do you know what that means. all the news you get other than alternative is pure zionist news. hahahaha if you knew anything at all you’d know they’ve infiltrated, bribed, blackmailed and murdered there way into 100% of the chairmanships in all the committees in senate and congress. that’s 100% of the many many committees they chair. they are 1.4% of pop.yet 100% of money dispersal of our taxes. the fed is 8 zio familys owned. only there family members can get stock. NO ONE else. they get to print money out of thin air, since 1913. 1913 the birth of the FED,income tax, irs, all illegal, but also the FBI and the ADL were created at the same time 1913. are you people that damn dumb. they’ve killed 5 pres. and attempted 2 others. jackson twice. he beat them both down. they’ve bought up the world. including our congress, the president who is a fraud. come on people. are you that weak. are you that dumb. do you really believe an aluminum tube can slice through concrete and steel. then make it turn to dust and come down in 10 sec. it’s hilarious to see just how stupid you chumps are. Your military, is the bankers army. think!!!!! they are breaking america so the bankers can set up the one world banker run communist gov. this is going to be bad. the bolsheviks are back. they never left……they are the neocons. they infiltrate both sides of issues, called controlled opposition. they are that powerful…you’re funding it. hahahahah you work 5 months of the year for them. just for interest. yes. nothing you pay in now goes to services for americans. not one cent. research it. at this point….we are just making interest payments. running the debt to the ceiling and our congress are signing us onto the debt…..when pauls elected he will arrest the criminals. but the slimy ones will make attempts on his life. does one person agree with this crap i’ve spewed? or am i just a poor ol idiot. just making this stuff up from whole cloth to get a laugh. hahhahahha research everything i mentioned. also research KOSHER TAX.

            • Anonymous

              Every word true, however in order to really reach people with the truth it’s important to not come across as condecending…most are not dumb or willfully ignorant (though some are) this info is not taught in school and the establishment goes to great lengths to distract and mislead. More people are coming to understanding though as the facade begins to fail.

            • http://www.facebook.com/gladRocks Robert C Gladstone

              I think she’s gone off her meds again…bi-polar disorder will do that to ya.

          • Anonymous

            you misunderstand, Ron Paul isn’t an isolationist he encourages positive relationships with other countries, and if that is not possibe then fine, but lets not invade and murder everyone who wont let us rob and rape them. Our military should only be used in situations where our country is being threatened….

          • Anonymous

            Newt will never beat Obama because we Independents will not vote for a con man, huckster, charlatan, if he were a car salesman we would be calling him low life scum due to his past baggage. Ron Paul has some very good ideas, revisiting our failed free trade policies and renegotiating them into fair trade agreements. Our unemployment problem will never end until we bring back some of the industry that has left.I like his idea of closing all foreign military bases and bringing home all troops. If other countries want to pay for their security then they can hire American merc’s, we have trained plenty. Our men in uniform should no longer be the worlds policemen and lackeys for corporate. Ron Paul can never get the nomination in the Republican party, the hierarchy of the GOP will never let that happen. He must pull out and run on the Libertarian ticket because they are on the ballot in every state. He would pull those votes, Dem’s who are unhappy with Obama, most Independents, all his own Republican supporters and many Republicans who know Newt is a loser and all around bad guy. I would start donating money if he run on third party ticket, but it needs to become a real populist movement calling for one 6yr terms for all politicians thereby ending seniority and the corporate control of our representatives through K Street lobbyist.The representatives would then go to Washington vote the peoples will not special corporate interest. The time is right for a third party, I know hard core Republicans won’t like this but who gives a dam. They can’t get anything done because they have become obstructionist and their main game is to do nothing to make Obama look bad for 2012, dam the economy and the unemployed(it is a means to an end) but it is going to backfire.Unless Ron Paul runs a third party I and many others will vote Obama,sorry Newt just doesn’t get it. Standby and watch the biggest defeat in a long time with Newt and the GOP will lose the House.

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

          YOU CAN’T GET THROUGH TO THESE MORONS. THE TALMUDVISION RAISED THEM. SITTING THERE CHUGGING FLUORIDE WITH CRAP FILLED DIDIES.

        • Eric Dondero

          It’s not the “police state” that threatens our personal liberties these days; it’s the Islamic state. What’s Ron Paul’s plan for fighting Islamo-Fascism? Surrender by pulling our Troops out is not an option. It’s equivelant to signing a death warrant for the United States.

          • Anonymous

            Yepper, a terrorist under every bed and in every closet.

            When your country and your dollar finish the toilet swirl, exactly what will you be saving?

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

        Gingrich said in the Iowa Family Forum that “intelligence without character is dangerous”. Oh the irony.

        • Anonymous

          Wasn’t it Calvin Coolidge who said, “The world is filled with educated derelicts?”

      • Anonymous

        That’s exactly what they said about Barack Hussein Obama.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

        hey eugene watch this, it has newt talking about 911 on youtube type in NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD.

    • Anonymous

      You like Beck have gone mad.

      • Anonymous

        I feel the knee-jerk RINO’s losing steam already. Paul supporters draw strength from his example of calm and persistence from 30 years of fighting the good fight. Dr. Paul the goal is in sight now. Hang in there.

    • Anonymous

      So, if Mr. Gingrich is the republican candidate, then I take it you will do what you can to get Obama re-elected. Sad,very sad.

      Newt is not my first choice, but supporting Obama is not something I would do.

      • Anonymous

        People who are still considering supporting anyone aside from RP are still asleep regarding the most important issue of the day. Even if they understand the depths of our financial straits, they don’t understand that it is debt based money, fiat money, that has created the situation. Every other candidate either doesn’t get it, or gets it and has other ends in mind. If the monetary system has always seemed confusing to you, I urge you to read this and pass it on to your friends and family. It impacts them every day of their lives.

        I think a good place to start is asking: Did your great-grandparents have to play the stock market to stay ahead of inflation? If they played the markets, it’s because they chose to do so, not because they had to. From 1796-1913, the purchasing power of a US dollar fluctuated between 93 cents and $2. So people could literally put their money under the mattress, and when they went to spend it later it would have all of its original purchasing power, or more. Fiat money is money with no intrinsic value, piece of paper backed only by faith and force. Not minted into coin or backed by gold or silver, but by dictate: “Let this be money.” Using it means everyone is captive to the inflation that always accompanies it. Everyone has to go all in, and the bankers end up picking up the chips and pocketing them each time the economy crashes due to all of their ‘hot’ money being mis-allocated into giant asset bubbles (savings and loan institutions, internet IPOs, then the housing bubble – each bigger and more damaging than the last because credit and money have expanded so much).

        The endless cycle of booms and busts won’t end so long as we use debt based money, the issuance of which is controlled by the bankers. One of the smartest people who have ever lived was named Mayer Rothschild. He was the world’s richest man, and his family’s fortune today arguably dwarfs total global GDP (look it up). He famously said that so long as he controlled the issuance of a nation’s money, he cared little who made its laws. Was the world’s wealthiest banker just talking garbage, or did he mean it? History suggest he meant it.

        It is the unlimited issuance of debt based money by central banks that makes both the welfare and warfare state possible. From the invasion of Vietnam and the inception of the ‘great society’ in 1965, it took only 6 years for the government to permanently wreck the dollar, removing it’s peg to gold in 1971. Until then, though it had gradually lost some purchasing power, dollars were still redeemable for gold in foreign exchange transactions – the dollar was still ‘good as gold’ to a large degree. And until then, the US held enough gold reserves to back the dollars that had been created. Now Ben Bernanke, the head of the privately owned Federal Reserve Bank, the institution which issues our money, says there is not enough gold _on the entire planet_ to back all the dollars (that’s at $1500+/oz, gold was $35/oz in 1971!). That says it all. All of those extra dollars dilute the value of every dollar you earn or save, and you never see any of it, unless you work in the financial system or are dependent on government for your sustenance. And all of those extra dollars have to be parked somewhere, to avoid being further eroded by inflation. Booms and busts wreck the middle class, and have helped to hollow out our economy.

        Ron Paul understands this issue. Until _this_ changes, the middle class will be treading water, at best, still captive to a system what relies upon ever-expanding credit and money supply to establish a facade of ‘solvency’ and ‘growth’.

        • Anonymous

          You speak the absolute truth, but will probably be trashed here by the elite. RP 2012.

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

          RON PAUL WILL WIN….MOST PEOPLE HAMMERING PAUL ARE FROM ISRAEL AT THEIR PHONE BANKS. THEY PAY 10,000 DIRECTLY FROM SOROS IT’S SAID. THEY WORK 24/7 ON COMMENT SECTIONS. DEDICATED TO SPEWING THE PROPAGANDA….GOOGLE IT. GOOGLE INDIGO 911. I NEVER GIVE UP ON MY COUNTRY. NOT UNTIL THEY’VE CONVINCED ME. ROBBING AND RUINING MY COUNTRY IS NOT A GOOD WAY TO GO ABOUT IT. THEY’VE WRITTEN ABOUT WHAT THEY’RE GOING TO DO TO AMERICA. YOU PEOPLE DEFEND THESE RATS AND THEY BRAG ABOUT DESTROYING YOU. THEY CALL YOU USEFUL IDIOTS. RON PAUL IS OUR ONLY HOPE AND I’M NOT JOKING. YOU WATCH PAUL. YOU SEE HE’S THE BEST….YOU SEE THE OTHERS ARE PATHETIC LIARS. SO YOU BELIEVE WOLF BLITZER, EX AIPAC CHAIRMAN..HAHHAHA BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW THAT HUH?

  • Anonymous

    Dear Glenn,

    Who cares? Now that you’ve jumped the shark, is Moby Dick next?
    Call me Ishmael, but your harpoon lines are a tangled mess and your boat’s way off course.

    Capt. Ahab

    • Anonymous

      I’m beginning to think that Beck is even running ahead of his own ADHD. It grieves me because he has sure informed a lot of Americans about a lot of things, even though he has failed to give credit for some of the material he’s scoffed. Breitbart has pointed this out.

      But both Breitbart and Beck are super super egos. I like them both but I recognize that their egos do get in the way… but their egos drive them as well. And that’s a character weakness for sure, and can be unethical… in the case of Beck scoffing material that is not his. He’s taken from Horowitz and others without attribution. And Pamela Geller says that attribution is the currency of trade in the blogosphere. Even Beck’s book, Original Argument, does not belong to him… it was written by Joshua Charles, but you won’t find Charles’ name on the cover, just in the introduction. Beck talks a good game about ethics and humility… but there is no humility in publishing a book with his own name bigger than the title… yet the real author (translator actually) is relegated to a post introduction introduction.

      But I still like and appreciate Beck… what I don’t quite buy into is this perfection quest that is happening. A hero is dropped off the cliff in one day… if the hero says something stupid. I see a lot of Beck bashing… and to be sure, this comment from Beck about Newt/Obama is just baffling. Can Newt be called a progressive? Sure on some things… but we live in an all-or-nothing perfection seeking world… particularly in the blogosphere… and God help someone if they slip up. I really don’t know if there’s a maturity deficit, or an unwillingness to see that even our heros have flaws… and if the flaws show… then trash him.

      Anyway… that’s just my thoughts.

      • Anonymous

        My personal take on this is that Beck has received his marching orders from his church. The Powers-That-Be in the LDS church hierarchy have told Beck it’s okay to support Santorum or Bachmann because they don’t have a chance of winning. That leaves the Mormon Romney and Newt. Now who do *you* think they want? That’s why you’re hearing Beck say he’ll vote for Romney, or even Ron Paul third party, but not Newt.

        This has NOTHING to do with “progressive-ism” or “big government” because Romney is both in spades. It has everything to do with Beck’s “faith”.

        Just a note, in the early days of the LDS church there was a squad of Mormon goons called the “Destroying Angels”. You should Google it.

        • Anonymous

          Interesting… things just get curiouser and curiouser.

          • Anonymous

            We’ve fallen down the rabbit hole.

        • Anonymous

          Hmmmmm… Interesting take. I see where you’re coming from.

        • http://twitter.com/ozziecastillo Ozzie

          I agree, but for a different reason- I think it’s because of his philandererering. He’s going for the strong moral person as his choice because he has said many times that a person [politician] needs to be of character.

          • Anonymous

            Yeah… but how does your point square with Beck being a reformed drunk? Beck is the first one to ascribe forgiveness to those who have fallen and turned their lives around… unless a sexual moral slip is more egregious than a hopeless drunk moral slip. The consequences of both can be life destroying.

            No… I think there might be something in 3seven77′s hypothesis. I’m always a bit uncomfortable with some of Beck’s Mormon ideas which slip out… like Hebrew writing found in ancient American grave sites.

            • http://www.facebook.com/gogogoff Jeremy Goff

              Newt cheated THREE TIMES, a third lady came out JUST TODAY, and said they were having sex while he was married!

              • Anonymous

                We know he’s a creep where women are concerned, but Obama is a creep with the country. I’d rather have a womanizer who loves the country rather than a faithful man who destroys everything in sight about our country. One’s his private life, the other affects our lives. We can’t be sure Obama is faithful to Moochelle anyway.

              • Anonymous

                So what? Did it ever occur to you that a woman can say “NO” to a married man – especially if she KNOWS he’s married.

                I’m not excusing Newt’s behavior at all, but “it takes two to do the horizontal bop.” Slutty is as slutty does.

              • Anonymous

                News to me… but a tried and true “Cainesque” smear campaign should never be taken off the table if it means bringing down your opponent.

                Question…”having sex while he was married” Which marriage?

            • Anonymous

              @lasl: You can see these inscriptions in the book, DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT AMERICA by David Allen Deal. They are in paleo-Hebrew and have been authenticated by secular scholars, such as Dr. Robert Pfeiffer of Harvard University.

              • Anonymous

                Joy… I’m a bit swamped with reading stuff at present… but from the reports I’ve read, the evidence is a bit specious… but I won’t die on this hill until I’ve read more evidence… so thanks for the reference by Deal… I’ll add it to my growing list.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Adam-Hutchinson/100000205546431 Adam Hutchinson

            If you want a candidate with strong morals and faith then you want Ron Paul. unless Paul is nominated your choice will be between a Socialist(Obama) and a Fascist(Newt,Romney,Santorum,Perry,Bachman) none of the other candidates believe in the constitution or limited government they simply dont just look at their records. Newt wants the US to have the same drug policies as singapore which is death if caught with any kind or amount of drugs is that liberty? romney believes that the government whether state or federal can force us to purchase insurance. Bachman wants to amend the first amendment and make it a crime for americans to watch porn in their own homes is that liberty?Santorum is nothing but a bush lackey all he did while in politics was promote neoconservatism thats to politicians like him we were given the UNpatriotic act which strips us of the protection of the bill of rights is that liberty? Perry thinks government has the power to force people to get vaccinated is that liberty? Ron Paul is only saying what Thomas Jefferson said they both believe that people when left along by the government will prosper. they believe that all men are created equal and should be treated equally under the law. Pretty much everyone else in politics (like newt, mitt, rick) are believers in Alexander Hamilton who believed that wealthy since they had the land and the education should rule. He also believed in a private central bank like the bank of england that manipulates a fiat currency for its ow benefit. He also believed that we should have a large national debt he believed the bigger the debt the more stake the common man had in the government. Which philosophy leads to a free society? Rule by the rich and the elites for their own personal gain? Or rule by we the people with a republic with checks and balances to prevent mob rule? thats our choice its not a left or right issue its simply a question of do want to be ruled? or do you want to rule yourself?

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

              The first duty of the Federal Government is to defend the country against foreign enemies. Ron Paul appears to have no interest in this, which should disqualify him in the minds of all Americans who love their country.

              • Anonymous

                Untrue, read the pose above yours.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

                YOU ARE SO DUMB. HAHAHA

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000639607668 George McKay

                I was a Newt proponent at the start. I then subcribed to his website, and was overwhelmed with the most bizzare information. I am from Georgia, and cannot understand how he cannot pronounce Washington without an “R” in it. If Republicans pick Newt as the canidate, then Dole and Cain, will have a new bedfellow, and the Republicans will have another lesson unlearned.

            • Anonymous

              Bachman and Santorum are facists? You Ron Paul people are looney and I like some things about Ron Paul, but his followers turn me off.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

                You don’t think the actions of the TSA, assassinating American citizens abroad without trial or due process on the accusation of the President, indefinite internment of people merely accused of being terrorists (again without trial) — you don’t think these things are fascist?

                Gingrich, Santorum and Bachmann support all this.

            • Anonymous

              Well said. People if you don’t have an economic power to back up a military power how can you sit back and complain about RP’s stance on defense? Just because he isn’t quick to send missles off to another country doesn’t mean he’s weak on defense. But we need a break from all the military hostilities to build or economic streght back, and then when it counts we can flex the military if need be.

          • http://www.facebook.com/people/Eric-Karich/631653630 Eric Karich

            Making a marriage work is an incredibly difficult challenge — and it is a challenge that many Americans fail — so I think maybe Newt needs to be cut a little slack. We don’t even know what caused the failure of his marriages, after all marriage takes two, who knows to what extent there were issues beyond his “lack of character.” Especially given the “Star Wars Cantina” list of characters who are suddenly jumping on the “holier than thou” bandwagon. If the scumbags of our political world are so eager to shoot Newt down, heh, it makes me think even more of him. Reminds me of Reagan, the way they attack him.

            • http://www.facebook.com/people/David-Knight/100000088685384 David Knight

              Fool me once shame on you — fool me 3 times, shame on me.

              His lack of character was also noticed by his own party when they made him the only Speaker in history to be found guilty of ethics violations and fined him $300,000.

            • Anonymous

              It appears your elevator doesn’t run to the top, Newt is the epitome of a Washington insider, The guy is a con man, huckster, charlatan, look what he said about the other politicians in the Freddy Mac and then claimed he did no wrong(80 to 100 million from medical insurance, Freddy Mac) this guy is the lowest of the low. Funny the self righteous bible thumping religious fanatics are supporting this lowest of lows.You talk about scum bags who disagree with you , when you are supporting the best of the them. He will take the GOP to the worst defeat since Goldwater in 1964 and lose control of the House.

        • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

          Wow

        • Jonia Broderick

          Not even possible. The LDS church is in no way endorsing Romney. Many LDS I know are voting for Perry, Bachmann, Santorum and even Gingrich. Could Beck’s position have anything to do with Newt’s own policy flip-flops and adoption of progressive ideas to the left of Romney? Beck is a Bachmann supporter. That is who he is backing. I get the feeling he’d be fine with Santorum and Perry as well. What? Is the LDS church endorsing those three as well?

        • Anonymous

          Beck may not know that Ron Paul is not a rabid church goer. I support Ron on many things but disagree too much on some others. Newt is better choice that anybody else over there.

          • http://twitter.com/b1620_26b leviathan

            I’m not sure whether he goes to church or not, but Newt divorced several wives(one with cancer), and Newt’s a government money grubber. Ron Paul ran a successful medical practice as a career before becoming a congressman. He made sure that his practice refused all federal medicare money, and instead provided care for free to individuals that could not pay without medicare. He also made sure that his practice never performed abortions. This is a man of moral resolve, and faith. He’s also the only candidate that I have seen make convincing arguments about government using the Bible. Here’s the link of that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Wnj-5z9NJoY#t=148s

            • Anonymous

              Leviathan…that “cancer divorce” story is a fabrication perpetrated by Mother Jones years ago. The story was corrected and written about by Newt’s daughter with the woman in question. His wife is the one who filed for divorce, she was having a benign tumour removed and she is alive & well today. Newt kept quiet about the entire situation because she was a very private person but recently I heard him speak of this.

            • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

              Newt divorced his second wife. His first wife divorced him. We are electing a President, not a religious leader. When Newt was in office, he had a solid conservative record. Ron Paul’s record is good on domestic policy, but he is a Libertarian and opposes taking the measures required to defend the country. With Cain out because he was slandered, Newt is the best of those left.

              • Anonymous

                This kind of thinking will give the Dem’s the House back and the GOP will suffer the largest defeat since Goldwater in 1964. As an Independent I will vote for Obama if Newt gets the nomination or any other Republican crazy except Romney, but I would vote for Ron Paul if he ran third party.

        • http://www.facebook.com/gogogoff Jeremy Goff

          Wow, 3777 and bigots and fools like you, will make it Newt vs Obama, just like McCain vs Obama.

          • http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada

            3seven is no bigot, and definitly no fool. People have a different view of mormonism and that makes a bigot?

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GUJGG6V6YO47PUQAJ7QQLEWZLY George

            The idea that Newt is like McCain shows little knowledge of reality.

            • Anonymous

              No he is much worse. he avoided the draft, McCain was a war hero. Newt is a Washington insider and a his moral life is on the bottom. He is a loser.

          • Anonymous

            I’m not a bigot. Several of my own close family members are Mormon and I have Mormonism in my family’s ancestry. My maternal great-great grandfather was murdered by the Mormon Destroying Angels. I wouldn’t even know about them otherwise.

          • KenInMontana

            You’re done.

        • Anonymous

          Good points. And a highly probable assertion.

        • Anonymous

          Nah, the Mormons aren’t telling him what to do. No politician is spiritual enough to listen to any religious leader…at least in this country. They are driven solely by their own egos.
          And everyone except the mormons are aware of their history. But if you do read history you will see many fringe groups were started in this “enlightenment” period of America….Jehovah’s Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Church of Science, Christian or whatever it’s called now, Church of Christ and later the Pentecostals to name a few….all of them far removed from historic Christianity. Years from now we may have a follower of L Ron Hubbard running.
          Beck has run off the deep end I think. He appears to be crying “the end of the world” and “stock up your food” just a bit too much, along with the conspiracy theories.
          One of the mormon “prophecies” is that America will fall and the leaders will come to Salt Lake City to ask them for help. Beck may be playing with that so who knows what is in his head. He has become a little man though, so I wouldn’t sweat him much.
          Besides, if he says he hates Newt, some people may come to like Newt to spite him.

        • Anonymous

          Why would the LDS church leadership endorse Romney? That makes no sense. Romney’s bid has brought them nothing more than negative press and the rants of conspiracy theorists. What would they gain?

          • Anonymous

            Willard Mitchell Romney, LDS bishop is a very poor Mormon pretending to be conservative now like a chameleon when prior he was a flaming liberal and condoner of gay marriages.

            • Anonymous

              Uh…and the LDS church (that has been and ardent supporter of traditional marriage) wants to elect him because…Your point makes no sense.

              • c l

                ciaciagi, an ardent supporter of polygamy? mormons are psychotic.

          • Anonymous

            They hope to change all that with a Romney presidency.
            Have you ever wondered why there are many ads about Mormornism? They are everywhere,
            Youtube, FB, Myspace, etc.

            • Anonymous

              Those ads are everywhere because all they’ve gotten from his run is negative press. Those ads are a response to the effects of his run–exactly the opposite of what you suggest. This, of course, is the response you’d expect from a secular media and often cynical public. It would only get worse if Romney were elected. Not even that–he just has to win the GOP nomination for Obama to spend $1 billion to smear him.

        • Anonymous

          Glenn Beck is a baptized Roman Catholic posing as a Mormon. Other baptized Catholics are Sarah Palin, Tim Pawlenty, Marco Rubio all of whom attend evangelical churches.

          • Anonymous

            Hillary Rodham Clinton is Jewish posing as a Methodist which has made her former Chicago Jewish neighbors very angry as I have met them.

          • http://twitter.com/Piquerish Piquerish

            Who the hell CARES?

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_DHSWHMAOJ3T4SUHKDQLDUZ2L7I Anonymous

          The LDS church does not endorse any candidate. I am LDS living in Utah and I prefer Gingrich to Romney. I am not completely comfortable with him, but at least he is intelligent, thoughtful and has some good ideas… By the way, Beck has made it clear he prefers Santorum or Bachman over Romney. Your “Destroying Angles” comment is rediculous. I know alot of LDS people. Some are nice, some are not, but I wouldn’t call any of the “goons”.

        • tiamoaz58

          And Beck says he’s all for Israel, and Newt Gingrich is very much for Israel. He wants to do everything to protect them, and as a Christian, knows what’s going on, that this administration has allowed them to be encircled. How can Beck not see that? Even Charles Krauthammer has said that Newt is CORRECT in his history of there being no formal “palestinian” people. He said the other day on Bret Baier, “It shows he knows his history!” I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, “Glenn Beck says HE can change, and HE can seek redemption, and FORGIVENESS, and lay on the floor in a heap crying, and have young children and HAVE A CHANGE OF MINE (i.e., repent)….but he won’t allow Newt Gingrich to seek redemption; forgiveness; have a change of mind because he’s now a grandfather, and sees where these radicals are taking this country. He’s the only one talking about Obama being a socialist and radical, and has even called him a MARXIST. I don’t hear Romney saying that ONE TIME. When asked if Romney thought Obama was a socialist, he said, “Well…I don’t want to call him a SOCIALIST….but….” Wishy/washy… and yet Andy Stern has probably made 10 more trips to the WH within one week! I am discombobulated by Beck, because, I promise you….YOU TUBE any Gingrich speech from the past ten years, and you will THINK you’re listening to Beck! They sound exactly the same. In fact, if you watch THE FIVE today, they showed a commercial by the DNC all the way back to 1984 stating that Newt was a Tea Partier, and FOR SMALL GOV’T, well before the new tea party. They meant it as a “DOWNER” for him, but as they stated on The Five…it’s showing people that he’s NOT a progressive but a CONSERVATIVE! Even Bob Beckel calls him a CONSERVATIVE. Has Glenn Beck lost his mind??? Doesn’t he do IS homework? He says to go to the original sources…hasn’t he listened to any of his speeches since 1984? Apparently the DNC has! I’m disappointed in Beck.

        • Anonymous

          I agree with you bro, you are very right. I am privy to a document that was formulated in the mid 20th century. In it the LDS had a bunch of items /goals. Top on the list were the presidency, bunch of Governorships and an elite standing in the political class. I would like to see how many mormons are in political power, governors, senators etc. Beck was lifted to give them a voice in the media. The ploy is deep and many are unware of it. How do you think Romney has not gone lower than 20% of the electorate.
          Huntsman isto play the roles of a decoy and then understudy Romney. He is the next generation of presidential aspirant wether Romney fails or wins.
          I have been waiting to see how Beck would fall intothe plan and it is either very bad timing for what is happening or he has shown his true colour.
          Where is all the love he has been talking about, Vote for Ron Paul? What happen to restoring courage and all the Jews whom he has so recently began to (or allege) to love.
          Worst still, Mormonism hates Jews. They see them as a waste of time as God will only save a number of them.
          I am really worried now for whats going on, I am disappointed in Glenn.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_GZN7T7SF6BUMEYRPJRREHNTUAM Jan

        las1 – all I can say is I agree with you and believe you are dead right. I do a lot of reading myself and have too found that much of Beck’s material is somewhat plagiarized considering he tends to suggest that much of what he claims to have uncovered is actually the work of others including authors such as Ayn Rand, Horowitz, Goldberg, and even the Drudge Report. Every now and then he will suggest people read certain books etc, but personally think he does this to maintain credibility with those in his audience who are aware he does regurgitate others work habitually. I too, recognize his contributions but hope his intentions to pick a candidate for us, or destroy others could seriously backfire and provide a deathblow to our hopes of a constructive 2012 and beyond. There are no perfect candidates and we must realize that what has gotten us in this mess is allowing the political class to rig the system in their favor setting up a ruling class almost completely devoid of its citizenry. Whoever the front runner is, we must make sure this is a land slide election and keep voting these bums out election by election.

      • Spencer Collet

        I am going to start this off by saying I am NOT a Beck fan, but I believe that my reasons for not being one are summed up very well up here. Las, you hit the nail on the head when you talked about how these talking head pundits rattle off views of which they are not the intellectual owners. It actually makes for a less informed society rather than a more informed one.

        Glenn Beck, Bill O’Reilly, and the likes of Rachel Maddow and Al Sharpton on the left side of the equation, all boil down complex issues of policy into thirty second soundbites and titles like, “class warfare” and “1% vs. the 99%.” Seriously, it has gotten to a point where I was having lunch with a friend talking about tax reform. He said, we should have a balanced budget amendment and the 9-9-9 plan. Now putting the fact that you cannot possibly balance the budget(to the standards a balanced budget amendment would need) and do 9-9-9 at the same time, I asked him if he knew what those policies mean. He told me about how they would keep the US from becoming a socialist state, but then I asked him if he knew what socialism was, and he said, “yea, its like the old USSR and Cuba right now.” I was stunned. The labels that we attach to the policy debate in our country is absolutely making us more stupid for having done it. Socialism is what China has, socialism is what a lot of the eurozone crisis is about, socialism is not communism. By the same token, it is the labels we attach to our political debates that create this us vs. them atmosphere because we put oversimplified ideologies of Republicans and Democrats at odds with one another. I think this oversimplification occurs because the people relaying the nature of this us vs. them mentality don’t fully understand what it is they are actually reporting.

        Now I am an Obama supporter and would give Ron Paul a hard look as a third party candidate. I think to say that one side would benefit more from his third party candidacy is a grand assertion. Keep in mind Ron Paul appeals to the pro gay marriage pro abortion pro legal marijuana types just as much as his anti tax anti spending types. He thinks that the government cannot be large both in what they can tell you to do and what they can take from you. I think it is the polar two sided media we have, however, that keeps a legitimate third party candidate from a run and taking votes from both Republicans and Democrats because lets face it, they are both to blame. Nay lets face it we are all to blame. I am 21 and have only voted once, but to those of you that have voted in decades worth of elections quit the partisan rhetoric and realize that both Republicans and Democrats abused the system, they both profited from the un-regulated economy that got so out of control it crumbled, so let’s not give either one any ground and take them both out of office in 2012.

        • Anonymous

          You are right in that republicans and democrats contributed to the problems of the U.S. What you must understand though is that the democrats have committed much more to the demise of the U.S. than the republicans. Why can I confidenty say this? It has to do with the ideology that each party holds to. Democrats almost always have a tax and spend agenda in regards to spending for social programs and taxing the hard working achievers. Many republicans do not have their minds operating correctly, but it is only in the republican party that you will find the right ideology that espouses conservatism. Liberalism, espoused heavily by the dem party, is the greatest enemy to the U.S. right now.

          • Anonymous

            Wrong, typical Republican B.S. Corporate owns America, its politicians through lobbyist. The greatest enemy to the American public is corporate control of America through their money distributed by lobbyist. Corporate controlled supreme court ruled corporations are persons and have all the rights of an individual(what insanity).The GOP is controlled by self righteous bible thumping religious fanatics and tea bagging lunatics that want to impose their norms, values, and mores on the nation and destroy the greatest middle class the world has ever known. Are you playing with a full deck?

            • Anonymous

              I understand that you are only 21yrs old, and that doesn’t mean that you can’t know anything, but in your case, you are 21 and don’t know anything, but think you do. I will repeat, the republican party has their problems, mainly in the republican establisment, but nevertheless, the ideology that they hold to, is what’s going to fix this nation. You seem to be sympathetic to the OWS movement and I’d suggest you get out of that sewer and drink something a little more enlightening and refreshing.

        • Anonymous

          It seems many past Obama supporters, probably homeless and with little hope of a job to CHANGE that.. are turning to Dr. Paul.. He is someone most of us can agree on.. and yes some issues are not what any conservative would feel good about but neither is most of what has gone on for many years now..
          The problem I see is you have for what 13 years politicians proclaiming I would never allow Iran to become a nuclear power.. well guess what?

          Drugs being legalized.. The Fed’s already did, at least if you have a prescription

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QSWGTKI6L3W5L36EERQ7RJMSS4 MasterB

        If Newt wins the Republican nomination, and if Glenn Beck is to be consistent, then he will have to endorse Obama for a second term, or endorse a third party candidate, or endorse no one. During his railing against Newt the other morning it suddenly dawned on me that Glenn will most likely have to endorse Obama.

        Over and over again Glenn has made it plainly clear that he was glad that Obama won over McCain, because it would wake America up. McCain would continue the slow, incremental slide into socialism, while Obama would send us full-tilt into it, and Glenn has said on numerous occasions that this outcome was probably for the best, so that Americans would finally realize where we are heading.

        However, if Newt somehow manages to win the nomination, then obviously Glenn’s work is not yet done. Afterall, if even conservatives vote for Newt in large enough numbers to get him the nod, rather than them voting en masse for real conservatives like Bachman or Santorum, then something has gone wrong and conservatives are still asleep; certainly Americans in general must still be asleep to the truth then.

        And so, in a race between Obama and Newt, Glenn’s only consistent course of action would be to endorse Obama, or vote for a third-party candidate like Ron Paul, which would be the same thing. Four more years should be enough to finally wake America up, eh Glenn?

        • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_EMKNBTS4I7OW57ZFM3EVA7CCHA David

          Voting third party is NOT the same as endorsing Obama. Not even close. When you vote your conscious (third party or otherwise), you are making a statement that you are a voter and you support that candidates beliefs/plans, etc.

          I think Beck was ABSOLUTELY right about McCain. (I voted for McCain-Palin only because of Palin). I would hope, if Newt gets the nomination, Beck will change his mind. But I’d much rather prefer Ron Paul got the nomination. I think it’s still quite possible he can pull it off… but probably not likely.

          Voting for Obama is voting for socialism. Voting third party may end up “helping” to elect Obama, but it’s not even close to endorsing or voting for him. So no, Glenn would not be consistent if he would endorse Obama. He might be consistent if he went third party.

          I haven’t ever voted for a candidate I truly liked since Ross Perot. I knew both Bushes were traitors and I was proven right both times. Bush II was the worst of all. Medicare Part D, No Child Left Behind and getting himself involved in wars he was too afraid to fight. (6 months surrounding Fallujah, WTF?). Bush was one of the WORST presidents ever. He is what gave us Obama.

          • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_QSWGTKI6L3W5L36EERQ7RJMSS4 MasterB

            You’re welcome to make your statement, as it everyone else, but at the end of the day, conservatives voting for a third party candidate this time around ensures Obama wins. Idealism is wondeful, but if your guy doesn’t get elected, only the other guy’s initiatives get put into law. Period. You say Bush was horrible; fine. But at least with him in there we had some influence on him, such as getting him to drop the amnesty plan he had in mind, and stopping him from nominated whats-her-name to the Supreme Court. I don’t see us having much sway over what Obama does. And that is a big difference, whether you liked Bush or not; we were his base of support, and so we had a say in how he governed. We have Nothing to use on Obama to get him to change his plans. We remove him through this election, or we don’t. Period.

            • Anonymous

              America’s only hope is a third party, the GOP offers nothing, the Dem’s Obama. but as an Independent I will take Obama before the crazies that have taken over the Republican party. As they move further right we Independents move further to the left. The far right doesn’t get it. they cannot win without the Independents.

      • Anonymous

        I like your thinking, lasl!

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ZEC7DMHA5ODNIRH4ZIAF557YPI mrs. L

        YOU LISTEN TO GELLER BECK AND NEWT AND HOROWITZ……..THEY ARE ALL ON THIS youtube video…it’s going to be big…..NYPD POLICE TRANSMISSION MURAL VAN MOSSAD.

      • http://twitter.com/ThePrinceofHeft The Prince of Heft

        i would agree totally with you, but now this Ron Paul nonsense on top of everything just takes Beck over the line into crazy town.

  • http://www.theamericanbeacon.com Ryan_ABP

    i don’t know how you can say that about newt gingrich.. there’s definitely some issues with Newt.. and he never actually put it into action – but glenn says he’s leaning Santorum- maybe he should hear what Santorum said about newt gingirch during the debate, lol

  • Anonymous

    Did Glenn fall on his head last week? What the hell is wrong with him? Vote for Paul as a third party candidate? I am appalled at Glenn wanting to vote third party. I am having a hard time understanding the motives of this guy anymore. Newt is not perfect but Paul is a disaster. C’mon Glenn use some common sense dude.

    • Anonymous

      I also don’t know what is wrong with Glenn, but also with O’Reilly, Hannity, Greta, Cavuto and others as well as Megan Kelly touching the silky hair of Donald Trump. All these guys would have the means to take Obama down and are not doing anything about it but playing being fair and balance……even Krauthammer has a burn out. All helped to take Herman Cain down with hundred of stories used as weapons of sexual campaign destruction…..

      • Anonymous

        Beck is getting stupider and stupider. He probably thinks that he is reborn Jesus or Messiah.

    • Anonymous

      Don’t know why Glenn is bringing up third party. He should be supporting Paul now. Why wait for a 3rd party chance. Paul is doing quite well and if he really believes Paul is better than Newt then now is the time to proclaim your support

    • Anonymous

      The ONLY reason the Kenyan still occupies 1600, is because of the Silence of the GOP Wimps and the so-called alternative media. Remember how much time was spent on Weinergate?
      Now we have PROOF from the FEDS own ‘E-Verify’ system, that Barry has committed a FELONY and how many on the Right will help to expose it?

      THE PROOF LIVES HERE – http://www.ObamaReleaseYourRecords.blogspot.com/2011/09/failed-e-verify-letter-to-barack-obama.html

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YA43CHNSFPJ53V2FUDUG6UJUQU Paul

      Why is Paul a disaster? Please don’t give me the usual remarks that he’s crazy, a nut or a loon. I’d like to hear, in a meaningful way, how Paul is a disaster. Yes, we all know you don’t like his foreign policy, but that can’t be the only reason. Is one man’s foreign policy more important than the people of the US finding a job? Get the priorities in order and stop following the “I hate Ron Paul” talking points.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IDAKYMXLZIRLMLGEZJXV3AOO7E Vorlath

        What good is a job if the country is destroyed? I don’t think you realize that wars happen all the time and the only reason that the US is still standing is because it is stronger than the rest. With Ron Paul, he’d do away with that. This is why Ron Paul is a certified nut job. He doesn’t understand what consequences the fall of Israel will mean to the Western world. He has no idea why the 9/11 attack happened on that date. He believes that if you play nice, people who have been brought up to hate everyone who is not like them will suddenly also play nice. This kind of gullibility is not only extreme in size, it is exactly what many Arab countries have been waiting for. In fact, they are counting on it and profiting from this from liberals to make the West believe whatever they want… and Ron Paul wants to deliver all of the liberal naiveté to them on a silver platter wrapped in a libertarian décor.

        So your priorities are really messed up. FATALLY messed up. The belief of utopia when people want to kill you regardless of what you do is the very definition of insane.

        Next time you ask yourself why people think Ron Paul is nuts, ask yourself this, “What good is my job if I’m dead?” Freedom and security go hand in hand. Ron Paul doesn’t understand that.

        • http://www.facebook.com/kingofthehokies Jim Land

          Insert Ben Franklin security vs liberty quote here. But seriously? We spend more on defense than the rest of the world combined. I think we can afford to scale back a little, especially when the boogyman is Iran. Yeah their leadership nuts, and scary things can happen there, but we really don’t need trillions upon trillions of dollars every year to deal with that problem. Besides, everyone else on planet Earth hates them too. That is including the Arabs. Iran is working very hard to get more Middle Eastern states to convert to a theocratic style of government, and the old order isn’t too happy about it. King Abdullah in particular doesn’t like it. State on State violence has been very rare since WWII. If you are seriously concerned about an armed invasion of the United States you are beyond delusional. Who is the world is going to pull that off?

    • Anonymous

      Newt is the disaster. Dr. Paul can very easily pull votes from the failed Obama. He has a lot of people from both sides of the aisle.

      From all these posts if no-one supports him, WHO is giving him this top billing?

      Feel like your being manipulated and lied too? Again?
      VOTE Ron Paul.

    • Anonymous

      Sounds like your elevator doesn’t run to the top. We need a third party,the GOP is no answer, look at the debacle in the House by the antics of the baggers.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_3BZAKDF5W2SMOSOKIMVSIEHB7U Brian Drolet

    The last time we had a Republican president and a Republican congress we got Medicare Part D, the Patriot Act, the TSA, and No Child Left Behind. The only GOP candidates I trust not to repeat those mistakes are Ron Paul and Gary Johnson. The rest don’t even talk a good game to me.

    • http://www.facebook.com/kingofthehokies Jim Land

      THIS!!!! Thank you. I’m not convinced that Newt would be better. At least with Obama in there and a republican congress we have gridlock which is a hell of a lot better that what we had last time with a republican congress and president.

      • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_G6W24LKORGPPJJXWRN3KFCK4GM John O.

        I need to like this a few hundred more times. If Newt or Romney are elected, they will co-opt the Republican Congress and we’ll end up only slightly less f-ed than if Obama won a second term. Ugh!

    • http://profiles.google.com/timothy.bendel Timothy Bendel

      Bingo!

    • http://twitter.com/clockRVA clockRVA

      DITTO.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_WTSMQYU62UDROCU5B4NL42CO3E Gregorio

    Glenn is being irresponsible with these comments!!! Glenn claims to love this country, yet is willing to act in ways that will guarantee Obama’s reelection. This is exactly why I stopped watching him on Fox (and didn’t join GBTV). Glenn is an excellent performer and informed on conservatism (not close at all to the level of the Great One, Mark Levin). Glenn will draw you in and then will backstab you when you least expect it.

    I support Bahmann and Santorum over Newt, but I would easily vote for nove over the Barry.

    • http://profiles.google.com/timothy.bendel Timothy Bendel

      Let’s talk about back-stabbing: look at all the damage RINOs have done in the last several decades (see Brian Drolet’s post above). These RINOs are fifth columnists doing as much damage as possible. I’d rather face an enemy who we all know is our enemy (liberal Democrats) head on than be stabbed in the back by traitors.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Joe-Newby/100001436954909 Joe Newby
    • Anonymous

      HAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHA lol. Did he really? Hang on a minute. Let me just click that link.

  • http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada

    I’ve appreciated Glenn in the past with all the history stuff and getting people to investigate the facts for themselves, which a lot, but not many were already doing, but he’s kind of lost me for quite a while now. I can take or leave him on a lot of stuff lately- and while he’s made quite a name for himself, but he’s totally lost me now. I’m not for Newt at all either, but third party? That’s crazy talk coming from someone who ought to know better.

    I might not understand everything about politics- It wasn’t that long that I had to ask what would happen if a third party (Sarah) would run, but I understood the ramifications of that.

    • Anonymous

      I’ve listened to him hawk gold for some time now, too. Now, I’ve bought gold over the last couple of years and made good money on it. But if the economies collapsed, as he says they will and you need gold to protect you, I can tell you that gold won’t help at all. With no governments around, what you need is barter material (TP, cigs, booze, etc) and plenty of lead! Gold would just be pretty doorstop material. He’s made good money preaching it, though.

      • http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada

        I don’t have any gold, not much of the barter materials you speak of (lol) but we’re pretty good on lead and other assorted items ;-)

        • Anonymous

          Hehe, lead is a very good start.

      • http://www.facebook.com/kingofthehokies Jim Land

        The old world economies are fixing to collapse, but there is enough wealth there that its not going to be an “every man for himself” type of deal. Besides its not like this is going to reach all places across the globe. South America is doing quite well at the moment especially Argentina and Brazil. The U.K. is taking steps to protect themselves from a collapsing EuroZone, and is taking steps to help their financial situation. Many Asian nations are looking to be big players in the coming decades. Youll have a place to redeem your gold. That said, I can’t believe how much it has gone up. Generally gold has a fairly stable purchasing power regardless of where it is in relation to the dollar. Right now it is way above that. I realize it is there to reflect the monetary base which is also sky high, but I can’t believe its gone this high already. I would probably sell. If indeed the monetary base becomes an inflation problem you should have time to buy the gold back, and you protect yourself from a huge loss if gold prices fall back to Earth.

        • Anonymous

          I’ve bought gold from $700 to $1000, with the intention to sell it at $2000. At $1900, it took a turn downward to where it is now (due to Soros’s money getting out), but if the Euro collapses, it will easily hit $2500. However, I believe all world markets will follow Europe, as they aren’t very smart about it. If gotten out early enough, I will have plenty of stocked up barter supplies. Just my humble opinion. Gold or money, they won’t mean much.

    • Anonymous

      “I’m not for Newt at all either, but third party? That’s crazy talk coming from someone who ought to know better.”

      Its not even just about third party… If Palin ran third party, I’m on that ship baby! But its the fact that its RON PAUL for third party! RON FRIGGIN PAUL!!!

      • http://no-apologies-round2.blogspot.com/ AmericanborninCanada

        LOL- I agree there unidentifiable- I think a lot of folks would go for a third party if Sarah were heading it, but yeah- ron freakin paul- NOT.

    • Carlo Borodulin

      Ron Paul is not anti – Israel. Israel, or any other country is not his main focus. His focus is the economy, cutting spending, auditing the federal reserve, and eventually ending the federal reserve, lowering taxes, and getting Big Brother to stop watching each and every one of our moves with bills like the patriot act, and agencies like the TSA and EPA. Israel and foreign affairs are on the bottom of his list of priorities at this time because of the dire economic state, see unemployment rate.

    • Anonymous

      Good point. I agree with you.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Steven-Valdez/1806887704 Steven Valdez

    It doesn’t surprise me, he’s already given up, already predicted Obama is going to be re-elected. Glenn Beck must need Obama to stay relevant and making money…

  • Anonymous

    Glenn:

    I’m a fan of yours but you are 100% wrong with Ru Paul / 3rd party. Ru Paul is a disaster and voting 3rd party gets obamamao re-elected. Glenn, wtf up!!!!!!!!!!

    • Anonymous

      Voting for Newt gets Obama re-elected. Wake up! Who cares if the name of the president is different. Same policies, same corruption.

      • Anonymous

        ABO! paul is not the answer and he has no chance of winning, mark my words.

    • http://twitter.com/jmarkwalk mark walker

      You disrespectfull asshat. Dr. Paul is the ONLY candidate that talks about more freedom. The rest of the NEOCONs just want power.

      • Anonymous

        asshat? LoooooooooooooooooooooooL! The only true Conservative running is Bachmann, wtf you clown. Paul’s foreign policy takes him out of the race, nuff said!

        Tea:-)

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YA43CHNSFPJ53V2FUDUG6UJUQU Paul

      As usual the Ron Paul haters call him Ru Paul and say he’s a disaster, but can never say why. If they do come up with some kind of answer it is usually that they don’t like his foreign policy, but they really don’t know what his foreign policy is. If you vote for Newt or Romney you’re voting for more of the same from Obama and Bush and the blood will be on your hands. Ron Paul as a third party will take votes from both sides because he supports the people, not his party.

      • http://twitter.com/clockRVA clockRVA

        you will never get a logical argument from a Ron Paul hater. they’ll just pretend to be conservative and say he’s “too old” or something.

      • Anonymous

        This is Ron Paul on foreign policy:

  • Anonymous

    Seems Beck’s rating are down and he needs contraversy to boost them back up. Beck peaked on 8/28/2010.

  • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

    Mitt Romney is a bad politician. Newt Gingrich is a dangerous man. If Gingrich were the nominee I’d vote for One-bama. Why? Because better to vote for the obvious evil than vote for an evil guy whose masquerading as a conservative. When One-bama destroys the country at least the Dems will take the blame. When Gingrich destroys the country the GOP and Tea Party will get the blame.

    Gingrich would be a Christmas present to the Progressives because they know he’ll jump into bed, or on the couch, with anybody who will increase his power and wealth.

    Here’s a clue for you all: Do you know why Newt did the spot with Nancy Pelosi on Global Warming? Because like all the other lobbyists in DC he was hopping to cash in on all the money to be spent funding carbon sequestration. Newt Gingrich can be bought and the price ain’t that high.

    It’s a moot point now because when Beck gets done exposing Newt he’ll be lucky to win Iowa.

    Did I mention that Newt was evil?

    BTW: I don’t think Beck would support Ron Paul.

    • Anonymous

      You’re a fool.

      • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

        Wow! You got me. I’m almost speechless.

    • Anonymous

      Mitt Romney isn’t even Christian

      • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

        Never said he was. I’m electing a President not a pastor. Since Ronald Reagan isn’t running, I haven’t got too many choices.

        I lived through the Reagan years. I know what a real leader is and none of these guys come close. Not even within shouting distance. Gingrich is a fast talking con man who would sell us all out for a gift certificate to Tiffanys.

        • Anonymous

          Dude, you can’t make an anti-Romney argument and apply it to Newt. Romney is the con man, the wimp, the follower, the douche, who tells you what you want to hear.

          Name me Romney’s conservative accomplishments, I’ll help out, there are none.

          • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

            Sure. Just as soon as you can name Newt’s.

            You, like everybody else, are making the wrong assumption.

            This is my point:

            One-bama = Satan
            Romney = Judas
            Gingrich = Satan on steriods with a Jesus mask.

            My choice is simple.

            • Anonymous

              Are you joking me?

              He balanced the budget for years…welfare reform, etc. I’m not sure what you personally have against Newt, but he stands the better shot to be obama. Anyone who tells you otherwise is establishment types.

              Romney is weak.

              • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

                Newt has changed since his days in Congress. Your totally ignoring the Pro-AGW, Pro-Mandate, Pro-Amnesty positions he’s taken in the last 15 years.

                By the way, Michael Savage just offered Newt 1 million dollars to drop out of the race.

                Beck will be exposing Newt on his show tonight.

                It’s better that Newt gets exposed now rather than after he’s the nominee when it’s too late and One-bama sales to victory.