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Newt Gingrich, who has often blasted the press for "stupid," "gotcha" or insider questions, focused closely on process in an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News tonight.
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Via ABC News, which was given a partial transcript, Gingrich listed his accomplishments this way:
“I helped Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp develop supply side economics. I helped lead the effort to defeat communism in the Congress.”
Next he will be saying he 'invented the internet'...lol. That was one lame interview with Sean Hannity. I thought for a minute Hannity was going to put him in his lap and rock him to sleep. It was an hour of him coddling Newt to point of making me throw up a little.
What do you expect from the guy that claimed he cheated on his wife because he was such a hard working patriot? I can't for the life of me figure out how Gingrich appeals to anyone. Why would any social conservatives vote for a lying, sleazeball serial adulterer?
Newt Gingrich, who has often blasted the press for "stupid," "gotcha" or insider questions, focused closely on process in an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News tonight.
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Via ABC News, which was given a partial transcript, Gingrich listed his accomplishments this way:
“I helped Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp develop supply side economics. I helped lead the effort to defeat communism in the Congress.”
Newt Gingrich, who has often blasted the press for "stupid," "gotcha" or insider questions, focused closely on process in an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News tonight.
Continue Reading
Via ABC News, which was given a partial transcript, Gingrich listed his accomplishments this way:
“I helped Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp develop supply side economics. I helped lead the effort to defeat communism in the Congress.”
Next he will be saying he 'invented the internet'...lol. That was one lame interview with Sean Hannity. I thought for a minute Hannity was going to put him in his lap and rock him to sleep. It was an hour of him coddling Newt to point of making me throw up a little.
If you are a conservative then your not the kind of conservative we need. Just go away and vote for Obama or Romney since they have both have similar ideologies.
Newt Gingrich, who has often blasted the press for "stupid," "gotcha" or insider questions, focused closely on process in an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News tonight.
Continue Reading
Via ABC News, which was given a partial transcript, Gingrich listed his accomplishments this way:
“I helped Ronald Reagan and Jack Kemp develop supply side economics. I helped lead the effort to defeat communism in the Congress.”
a. He's right, he helped develop supply side economics. Supply side economics has been a total disaster for the American household. I don't know if Ol' Newt has noticed, but things ain't exactly been "trickling down" like he anticipated.
b. He's right, he helped defeat communism, along with most Americans.
LOL @ Newt trying to take credit for the one and only idea that Reagan actually listened to Milton Friedman on. But, to be fair, Reagan took credit for it, and people like to give Milton credit for everything that he did not influence in Reagan's economic policy.
Next he will be saying he 'invented the internet'...lol. That was one lame interview with Sean Hannity. I thought for a minute Hannity was going to put him in his lap and rock him to sleep. It was an hour of him coddling Newt to point of making me throw up a little.
He partnered with Al Gore on that one.
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