One is a genius. The other is…a brain. Folks, these are the jokes.
Yes, I saw the latest poll that shows Newt Gingrich to be the most competitive against Barack Obama. Good news, but my stance on polls this early stands…they change drastically week to week, and if we’re being honest, only matter if they’re good news for your candidate. Plus, I don’t want to acknowledge the poll that has Ron Paul in second place in Iowa.
There was an article I found more interesting then Gingrich only being two points down from Obama (and beating him with Independents). Byron York wrote about the former Speakers “wonky and unconventional” campaign, and had this to say about a recent meeting with a trio of scientists…
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The popular refrain from the left (and by default, the media) is that the House GOP voting to repeal ObamaCare was a giant waste of time. Never mind that it was a campaign promise, R’s have a pretty sizable mandate from the past election, and now we’re finding out what’s in the bill after we passed it (the way Nancy Pelosi said) and that it doesn’t do much of what it said it was going and in some cases makes things worse…worst vote ever.
I haven’t discussed health care much lately because after pointing out all the ways the President either lied or misrepresented the truth (
The new thing for opened minded and tolerant liberal progressives to be upset over is the word “ObamaCare.” Jon Stewart made a stink over it. Last week, people complained when Jake Tapper used it. The beef is that it’s a derogatory slur, and no different than calling someone a “teabagger.”
It’s clear that Newt Gingrich is seriously considering running for President this time around. I know we’ve been through this with him before, but with the release of “To Save America” (which I’ll be reviewing later this week), I’d be shocked if he didn’t run.
