Anonymous wrote:The Donald just wants to be in the headlines. He won't actually run, especially with the level of financial disclosure that is now customary.

DT just endorsed MR in Vegas. I guess that's a pretty good indication he won't run.

Makes for some great commercials -- You show the endorsement, with the two of them standing there, then Mitt saying he loves being able to fire people who provide service, then a split-screen of Trump saying "You're fired!" to a bunch of cops and firemen.

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a believer in an omnipotent and benevolent God, but if Newt runs a third-party campaign, I may have to reevaluate.

Hallelujah and amen.

The Donald just wants to be in the headlines. He won't actually run, especially with the level of financial disclosure that is now customary.

I'm not a believer in an omnipotent and benevolent God, but if Newt runs a third-party campaign, I may have to reevaluate.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope he does. And Donald Trump, too.

Oooohh, picture The Donald and Newt debating each other!!!

Not possible. Too much ego-mass. A collision would cause a rift in the space-time continuum that would suck up all matter in the galaxy.

Anonymous wrote:I hope he does. And Donald Trump, too.

Oooohh, picture The Donald and Newt debating each other!!!

I hope he does. And Donald Trump, too.

Anonymous wrote:Watched him tonight, he seemed like he is will to run outside the republican party.

it would be nice if you can at least attribute your "original" idea to ed schultz cause im sure you didnt think of this on your own as you wathed newt last night

That man's ego is stunning. How does someone stand in front of the nation and give a detailed itinerary for his inauguration day, when he has just lost a major primary by 15 points?

We can only hope he decides to launch a 3rd party campaign. Go Gingrich!

I love one of the bylines in the Washington Post "In South, Gingrich vows to rise again"

After all of the pre-Florida stories from his second wife about wanting an open marriage, one questions whether he's thinking about the presidential race at all...

I love it. Gingrich's nuclear option. "Nominate me or I will hand the election over to the Democrats".

Please, please let his ego tell him this is a good idea

Anonymous wrote:Watched him tonight, he seemed like he is will to run outside the republican party.

He will split the GOP vote and Obama wins, a la, Ross Perot in '92 and Nader in 2000.

"willing"

Watched him tonight, he seemed like he is will to run outside the republican party.