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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Although I do not agree with the tone of the message, I must admit to a deep basis of agreement with the intent of said message. From bowing to foreign heads of state to what appears to me as an attempt to dismantle our country, I have come to dislike and not trust our president.
September 13 2010 at 11:58 AM Report abuse Permalink +12 rate up rate down ReplyShowing respect to foreign heads of state, and trying to move us forward into the realities of the 2ist century is not dismantling our country. We are better and stronger than that. And President Obama knows it.
September 13 2010 at 3:19 PM Report abuse Permalink -14 rate up rate down ReplyNewt the intellectual heavyweight of the GOP? WOW! This is also the man who gave us the Contract with American in 1994 and the Party of Morals and Family Values. This is also the man who led the impeachment of President Clinton for his affair with Monica, while all the time was having his own affair. This is the man who shut down the Government just to prove a point and most importantly, this is the man who singlehandedly brought about the demise of the Republican party with his failed policies and inflamed rhetoric. Intellectual heavyweight of the GOP! WOW! Let's elect him as quickly as we possibly can.
September 13 2010 at 11:45 AM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down ReplyNewt Gingrich is desperately trying to gain some attention for a possible Presidential run. He will say anything no matter how totally wrong, vicious and hate filled so people will notice him.
September 13 2010 at 10:14 AM Report abuse Permalink -11 rate up rate down ReplyYes this is a free society where a man can talk about another man and say what is on his mind. But I think that Newt has overstepped the line of civility. Gingrich is a self righteous, pious man with no direction of thought. He should be horse whipped for saying the things about the parents of our president that he said in this article. As for me I would not vote for any man that trys to hurt another by defamation and rhetoric such as this. Newt, I was a follower of yours but now I follow the president!
September 13 2010 at 7:24 AM Report abuse Permalink -12 rate up rate down ReplyRobert, I find it completely disingenuous of you to claim you were once a follower of Newt Gingrich. No one who agrees with New Gingrich on even the most basic principals in now an Obama follower. In response to your first point - Newt Gingrich didn't write this article, it was Dinesh D'Souza, Newt Gingrich was merely agreeing with it, so I guess your feeble attempts to attack Newt were obviously misdirected.
September 13 2010 at 9:22 AM Report abuse Permalink +19 rate up rate down Reply"Factually insane" is how I would describe the putative "intellectual heavyweight of the GOP." For Gingrich to accept as reality D'Sousa's preposterous claim that the president's father "is now setting the nation's agenda through the reincarnation of his dreams in his son," is the epitome of being "authentically dishonest." Gingrich's egregious blend of ad hominem, unsubtle racial snarks and mystifying mumbo jumbo leads one to believe that he may, in fact, be a closet Hindu. Reincarnation, indeed, Newt. You're a twice-divorced Catholic, remember. Personal attacks, of the sort in which you indulge, are cowardly and unproductive and do nothing to advance honest civil discourse. But then what can one expect from a person who would preside over President Clinton's impeachment proceedings eager to convict him for lying while engaged in an extra-marital affair. As your wife lay in the hospital recovering from cancer surgery. You're unbelievable!
September 13 2010 at 4:29 AM Report abuse Permalink -1 rate up rate down ReplyNewt never disappoints those of us who expect him to unleash a diatribe of insults and hateful comments against Democrats, in this case, our president. Newt is a misogynist who treats women like property to dump if they are imperfect (have cancer or bad injuries). If he were ever to become president (which will NOT happen), I would move to Canada. He is a big blow gut and a hypocritical creep. If he is the intelligence of the Republican Party, they are in serious trouble (mentally retarded and hopeless).
September 13 2010 at 1:11 AM Report abuse Permalink -6 rate up rate down ReplyI agree with Newt. Obama is so focused on his OWN ideology and not on that of most Americans. Obama is so intrenched in his beliefs and is unwilling to change nor accommodate. Obama is a skillful lier, to the point where he believes that his lies are true. Obama is the worst president that the U.S. has experienced since our founding. He is trying to profoundly change the U.S. for the worst, not the better. We must have checks/balances on his actions and I wish that more CONSERVATIVES speak out and call for change. Not talking about the mamby pamby Republicans like Mitch McConnell nor John McCain. This "Republican" mindset needs to be ousted. It's the Tea Party movement that will win in November and put a BIG crimp in Obama's style.
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