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Gingrich claims $1 million raised after victory

World Jan. 24, 2012 - 06:41AM JST ( 7 )

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The Truth MattersJan. 24, 2012 - 08:06AM JST

Keep it up Newt! The longer you attack Romney, the longer Pres. Obama can sit on his war chest and enjoy his improving approval ratings without doing a damn thing. Go for it! Take it to the convention you little troll! You're doing Obama's work for him.
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SushiSake3Jan. 24, 2012 - 08:22AM JST

Awesome. Keep it up Newt.

You need all the help you can get considering as you don't appear to have much of a campaign infrastructure anywhere.

“He had to resign in disgrace. I don’t know whether you knew that,” Romney said of Gingrich’s time as House speaker in the 1990s.

Exactly. He's a disgrace. That's one of the reasons conservatives are voting for him in droves.

Newt: “I think you’re going to see the establishment go crazy in the next week or two,” he said Monday morning on ABC television.

Um...you are the Establishment, pal.

This is awesome. Funniest U.S. election campaign in my lifetime. :-)
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TorafusuTorasanJan. 24, 2012 - 10:38AM JST

Surely Newt can't claim all the credit for that million.

All those big hair peroxide blondes on his victory stage made the starstruck audience think they were at a Dolly Parton charity auction. (No offense to Dolly Parton or her trademark wig.)
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Green WowserJan. 24, 2012 - 10:51AM JST

Icky, just icky. That man is such a hypocrite. Gingerich is the sort of American politician that would promise to close the concentration camps in Gauntanomo Bay and then after he fools the sheeple into voting for him, he would keep them open and continue the official non-official rendition flights arriving by the dozens, day and night.
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SushiSake3Jan. 24, 2012 - 11:20AM JST

“He had to resign in disgrace."

Only a conservative wouldn't have an issue with this.
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LagunaJan. 24, 2012 - 11:29AM JST

SuperPACs!

A wealthy Las Vegas couple has now donated $10 million in support of Gingrich. The total appears to be largest donation of its kind.

Love it when wealthy Las Vegas couples can buy a nomination. I'm not singling Gingrich out for this - just as I'm not singling out the Republican Party. I am pointing out that American election law stinks.
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RushO'HannityJan. 25, 2012 - 12:51PM JST

obama voters are complaining about election law again. that always mean defeat for their candidate is in the cards. enjoy.