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I do think there is a real opportunity for the American people to begin to take back their government ... I am not nearly concerned about the future of the Republican Party as I am about the future of Republicans. And I really think we have to go a tri-partisan majority – independents, Republicans and m...
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It’s something we learned from Newt Gingrich and the Republicans when they took over in 1994 ... They knew how to stay on message.
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I do think there is a real opportunity for the American people to begin to take back their government ... I am not nearly concerned about the future of the Republican Party as I am about the future of Republicans. And I really think we have to go a tri-partisan majority – independents, Republicans and m...
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Now, I will say this: MSNBC has as their host of their morning program a former Republican congressman who was a member of Newt Gingrich's revolution ... I do regard them as different as a network, absolutely.
SOURCE: The Politico -
I think having a liberal president who goes to Oslo on behalf of a peace prize and reminds the committee that they would not be free, they wouldn't be able to have a peace prize, without having force ... I thought in some ways it's a very historic speech.
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When Newt Gingrich is too moderate, and trying to pull the Republican Party closer to the American mainstream, it's safe to say there's something deeply wrong. It's also safe to say the national Republican Party, which has suffered consecutive electoral failures and has seen its brand deteriorate furthe...
SOURCE: National Journal -
B September , it might be very, very good for the Republicans in the House and Senate to have a common ground on which to campaign, whether they call it a Contract for America or some other device. Having a positive set of things that say, 'if you elect us, these are the positive steps we will take ... ...
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But other prominent Republicans expressed concern that Ms. Scozzafava’s decision seemed likely to unsettle the party going into next year’s midterm elections, raising the prospect of more primaries against Republican candidates that they deem too moderate ... Party leaders -- including Mr. [Michael] Ste...
SOURCE: The Advocate -
I've been talking with Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele
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Newt Gingrich has collected signatures and raised funds from supporters of employee freedom, and now he is stabbing them in the back by supporting Big Labor Republican Dede Scozzafava.
SOURCE: Stop The ACLU -
We didn't do the Contract until very late in the campaign. You could begin to put together a set of firs principles around which 80 percent of the country would rally... and then come Labor Day, you could begin to look a what are the five or 10 biggest things that the Republicans could offer as their co...
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For the Republicans, it will never be 1996 or 2006 again. There's no more room for school-lunch debacles, government shutdown miscalculations, Trent Lott, George Allen, Mark Foley... or Newt Gingrich.
SOURCE: Media Matters for America -
Clinton, coming from Arkansas and having been governor and having been beaten once, was just dramatically more common-sensical than these guys.
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Bush is a great leader for the Republican Party, he is a good ideas man, and he’s like Newt Gingrich, a powerful man behind the scenes.
SOURCE: New Majority -
It's a typical Washington Post effort to slant the world in favor of liberal Democrats.
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If you have given to the National Republican Congressional Committee, the Republican National Committee, or Newt Gingrich, under the impression that they are using the money to support conservatism, you might want to ask for your money back.
SOURCE: Crooks and Liars -
We have to bring them out of the Middle Ages ... We have to win in Afghanistan. We cannot have people who are dedicated to our annihilation.
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So, Newt Gingrich is invoking Reagan to defend his endorsement of radical leftist Dede Scozzafava in the NY-23 special congressional election? Triple-gag. Perhaps it is time to go your own way, with [Rev.] Al Sharpton and [Speaker] Nancy Pelosi.
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The Chinese don’t have a stimulus package. They have an investment package ... China is not a national security threat to us unless we are incompetent.
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On a side note, for you Newt Gingrich fans, he just endorsed the Republican candidate in the special election for the 23rd Congressional District in New York.
SOURCE: The Hedgehog Report
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Rev. Al Sharpton, center left, and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, center right, leave a fourth grade class at Delaplaine McDaniel Elementary School in Philadelphia, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
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WASHINGTON - MAY 07: The Rev. Al Sharpton (L) speaks to the media as former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-GA) (R) listens outside the West Wing of the White House May 7, 2009 in Washington, DC. The three had a meeting with President Obama to discuss education reform.
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WASHINGTON - MAY 07: Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (R-GA) (R) speaks to the media as the Rev. Al Sharpton (L) listens outside the West Wing of the White House May 7, 2009 in Washington, DC. The three had a meeting with President Obama to discuss education reform.
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WASHINGTON - JANUARY 20: In this handout photo provided by the U.S. Air Force, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (C) descends the stairs at the U.S. Capitol for the start of the 56th Presidential Inauguration January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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I do think there is a real opportunity for the American people to begin to take back their government ... I am not nearly concerned about the future of the Republican Party as I am about the future of Republicans. And I really think we have to go a tri-partisan majority – independents, Republicans and m...
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It’s something we learned from Newt Gingrich and the Republicans when they took over in 1994 ... They knew how to stay on message.
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I do think there is a real opportunity for the American people to begin to take back their government ... I am not nearly concerned about the future of the Republican Party as I am about the future of Republicans. And I really think we have to go a tri-partisan majority – independents, Republicans and m...
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Now, I will say this: MSNBC has as their host of their morning program a former Republican congressman who was a member of Newt Gingrich's revolution ... I do regard them as different as a network, absolutely.
SOURCE: The Politico -
I think having a liberal president who goes to Oslo on behalf of a peace prize and reminds the committee that they would not be free, they wouldn't be able to have a peace prize, without having force ... I thought in some ways it's a very historic speech.
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When Newt Gingrich is too moderate, and trying to pull the Republican Party closer to the American mainstream, it's safe to say there's something deeply wrong. It's also safe to say the national Republican Party, which has suffered consecutive electoral failures and has seen its brand deteriorate furthe...
SOURCE: National Journal -
B September , it might be very, very good for the Republicans in the House and Senate to have a common ground on which to campaign, whether they call it a Contract for America or some other device. Having a positive set of things that say, 'if you elect us, these are the positive steps we will take ... ...
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But other prominent Republicans expressed concern that Ms. Scozzafava’s decision seemed likely to unsettle the party going into next year’s midterm elections, raising the prospect of more primaries against Republican candidates that they deem too moderate ... Party leaders -- including Mr. [Michael] Ste...
SOURCE: The Advocate -
I've been talking with Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele
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Newt Gingrich has collected signatures and raised funds from supporters of employee freedom, and now he is stabbing them in the back by supporting Big Labor Republican Dede Scozzafava.
SOURCE: Stop The ACLU -
We didn't do the Contract until very late in the campaign. You could begin to put together a set of firs principles around which 80 percent of the country would rally... and then come Labor Day, you could begin to look a what are the five or 10 biggest things that the Republicans could offer as their co...
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For the Republicans, it will never be 1996 or 2006 again. There's no more room for school-lunch debacles, government shutdown miscalculations, Trent Lott, George Allen, Mark Foley... or Newt Gingrich.
SOURCE: Media Matters for America -
Clinton, coming from Arkansas and having been governor and having been beaten once, was just dramatically more common-sensical than these guys.
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Bush is a great leader for the Republican Party, he is a good ideas man, and he’s like Newt Gingrich, a powerful man behind the scenes.
SOURCE: New Majority -
It's a typical Washington Post effort to slant the world in favor of liberal Democrats.
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If you have given to the National Republican Congressional Committee, the Republican National Committee, or Newt Gingrich, under the impression that they are using the money to support conservatism, you might want to ask for your money back.
SOURCE: Crooks and Liars -
We have to bring them out of the Middle Ages ... We have to win in Afghanistan. We cannot have people who are dedicated to our annihilation.
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So, Newt Gingrich is invoking Reagan to defend his endorsement of radical leftist Dede Scozzafava in the NY-23 special congressional election? Triple-gag. Perhaps it is time to go your own way, with [Rev.] Al Sharpton and [Speaker] Nancy Pelosi.
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The Chinese don’t have a stimulus package. They have an investment package ... China is not a national security threat to us unless we are incompetent.
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On a side note, for you Newt Gingrich fans, he just endorsed the Republican candidate in the special election for the 23rd Congressional District in New York.
SOURCE: The Hedgehog Report -
The Chinese don’t have a stimulus package. They have an investment package ... China is not a national security threat to us unless we are incompetent.
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When Newt Gingrich and Ronald Reagan talked about the drain of welfare moms on society, it was so obvious that neither of them had ever been to a women's shelter ... It's so easy to make flesh-and-blood people abstract. So often, people in government think they can pass laws while no one's paying attent...
SOURCE: Los Angeles Times -
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LisaRaye is involved in the White House Education Tour with Education Secretary Arne Duncan, former GOP House speaker Newt Gingrich and Rev. Al Sharpton because she has a foundation, Radiant Jewels, that gives scholarships to young girls ... So [the White House Education Tour] is a direct tie-in to what...
SOURCE: EURweb -
I think the conservative movement and the Republican leadership can pretty rapidly come to an agreement that defeating Pelosi in 2010 and Obama in 2012 is worth sorting things out for
