But, your point above…cuts both ways. Gingrich is doing the leftists’ dirty work for them. And if virtually EVERY great voice on our side agrees, it’s hardly “silly” to say so.
We don’t disagree this is the backup squad of the best candidates. Not a one of my guys made the list. Don’t mistake my soft support of Gingrich as he being my true choice of candidate. I was more than bothered by Gingrich’s attack on Bain Capital. That was an outrage.
Losing is not an option for me either, hence my ‘undying support’ for Mitt Romney if he gets the nomination.
Anybody that is screaming RINO and threatening to not vote, is a moron that undoubtedly has little clue or fogged memory of how much of an epic failure Barack Obama has been. Worse, running unimpeded without threat of reelection, Obama would only grow more bold and more dangerous. I don’t jest when I say I don’t think America can take four more years of Barack Obama. I’m not entirely sure that we will make it unscathed through the election, much less Jan 2017. I have no idea what is holding this market up, but the current state of affairs goes against every fundamental I was professionally taught years ago, and I since have removed most of my dwindling savings to cash for the first time in my adult life.
But I do disagree that you can flip the script completely. Mitt Romney has shown no stomach for taking the fight to Obama and calling him what he is – a red diaper baby and statist, heavily influenced by a really bad set of characters. Romney resting on his laurels of financial success and being the gentleman will not win this election. You and I know it.
I consider Romney’s debating skills marginally better than Obama, and he has shown absolutely no penchant for calling the media on their propaganda.
Either way, whoever the Republican candidate is short of Ron Paul has my guaranteed vote. I just think Romney must learn the “good traits” of Newt Gingrich that Gingrich possesses to win the election.
