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Joe Scarborough On Gingrich: ‘This Guy Is Not Fit To Be President Of The United States’

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On Thursday’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough defended his criticism of Newt Gingrich from angry pro-Gingrich Twitterers, and gave a frank observation that the former Speaker of the House was not fit to be president.

“Last night I went on Twitter at the end of the day, just for a few minutes, and a lot of anger, outrage from Newt supporters. And they kept saying: why do you hate Newt? Why is it so personal? I don’t hate Newt. I don’t really, I never even got to know Newt. I felt kind of bad when the conservatives got together and drove him out of the speakership because he lost his ideological moorings,” Scarborough explained. “It’s not personal. I don’t really–I would say this about my mother. If my mom was like saying “anybody that got money from Fannie and Freddie should go to jail,” I’d say mom, you got money from Fannie and Freddie! It’s not personal to say this guy, to me at least, is not fit to be President of the United States.”

“I think it’s fairly clear in terms of your analysis that it is definitely not personal,” Mika Brzezinski chimed in. “I would have to say I don’t think I have the most unbiased view about him. And I get upset and it’s definitely personal, so I should be transparent about that.”

“I think you’ve been transparent about that,” Scarborough interjected.

“When people get angry at me for just putting quotation marks around Newt Gingrich’s words, and when they get angry at me for saying he attacked Paul Ryan, when they get angry at me for saying he was the biggest lobbyist for Fannie and Freddie, when they get angry with me for saying he was the biggest supporter of Medicare part D, a program that’s bankrupting America today, the most socialistic program…” Scarborough continued. “If Newt loves to throw socialism around, the most socialistic program since LBJ’s great society, they could get angry wIth me all they want to. It’s Newt’s words.”

Scarborough also felt compelled to alert Newsbusters that his remarks about Gingrich did not amount to support for President Obama. In a statement to the conservative media watchdog, Scarborough said, “The assumption of some Gingrich supporters that my critiques of their candidate can somehow be twisted into support for Barack Obama suggests a knowing ignorance of my political beliefs over 20 years.”

Watch Scarborough defend his criticism of Newt Gingrich below via MSNBC:

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  • Anonymous

    Scarborough is not fit to be on TV, so they’re even.

  • Anonymous

    In this thread the idiot teabaggers will attack Scarborough for saying the exact things they have been saying for 2 years.

  • The Real Royal Emperor

    I’m with Joe on this. The Newt is emotionally unstable and morally unfit.

  • Gloves P. Donahue

    Go back to your crap game, Allnight Joe, Whoopi G. is in charge of who can be President:

    “Whoopi Goldberg On Michele Bachmann: She’s Pretty But She’s Not Presidential Material”

  • Anonymous

    If it weren’t for Mediaite, no one would have known that Joey even said this.

  • Gloves P. Donahue

    Robert. Your new character “Rex” is the pits. I see you’ve made him even more of a blowhard, but stupid.

    Putting in bad grammar, madeup words and misspelling is a great touch.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Carl-Ludwig/100000464586475 Carl Ludwig

    Maybe Joe, but considering that a 5 year old selling lemonaide knows more about the economy than Obama, perhaps we should listen to what this chubby guy has to say.

  • Anonymous

    Newt is less likable than Cain, more hypocritical than Mitt, more bombastic than Michele, has less governing experience than Perry, is less charming than Paul and has fewer brains than Huntsmann.

    If Republicans really, truly believe that this guy is their ticket to the White House, they get what they deserve.

  • Jonathan Cantor

    Hes not fit period…

  • http://gregingleright.weebly.com/ Greg

    Newt will whisper sweet words of devotion to the nation, seek commitment/ consummation and then become bored.  On a trip South, his passions will flare anew and Brasil will soon find itself roundly screwed… Gingrich style.  

  • Rex derWunderGott

    Hah! G-D you are so poor at suggesting such things – especially since you’re the single biggest tool in the winger zombie toolbox.

    Joe’s always up to something and he’s got stuff from those days with Newt in the House he’s not sharing, so unless and until Joe comes clean and let’s us know, I’m discounting it to Joe wanting to be “relevant”.

    But Mika – whoa. It kinda sounds like Newt might of, you know, crossed a line there with her.

    My oh my, there’s so much Newt dirt that we already know about, and here we’re getting that that’s just the tip of the, uh, *cough* iceberg. I’m starting to see a Mark Halperin-Drudge special on this, coming up. I’m think that Newt has some quite, uh, exotic appetites. 

  • Anonymous

    F’n asshole Scarborough and the ditzy twat beside him. Newt said all politicians should go to jail for taking money from Barney Mae and Freddie Frank.
    Newt took money from them has a citizen and he wasn’t by Obamas defintion a lobbyist.Perfectley LEGAL.
    Whens the PMSNBC suck asses going to go after Obama for taking more money from Wall Street than anybody in the last 20 years????

  • http://twitter.com/Samuel_Bun Samuel_Bun

    Newt is Newt, end of story.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mark-Williams/100000431800956 Mark Williams

    It must be so infuriating for Conservatives to have to deal with “MoJo”(coined by the daily caller’s Matt Lewis) because he destroys so many of their cherished media memes. I thought only liberals were on MSNBC-I guess MoJo would argue otherwise since during his congressional tenure he was quite conservative. Now of course they have to deal with him and his opinions that don’t fit the Brent Bozzell mode of conservatism and that must cause an enormous amount of aggitta since they spend so much time discounting his views and his program. Frankly there is not much that MoJo and I agree on but I do find him, like David Frum, David Brooks, George Will etc. strong and effective voices for ideas and not just carnival barkers for the ebbs and tides of conservatism.

    I guess the final thing that drives republicans mad about Mojo is that more often than not his analysis of the GOP’s various issues is often spot on and that is a sin that the far right cannot abide-airing the party’s dirty laundry and being right about it.

    MoJo is 100% correct-Newt Gingrich would be a total wreck if he should by some miracle win the GOP nomination. His resume should be causing social conservatives to head to hills but to many under the big tent a Romney win is already a loss for conservatism and a loss for the tea party. 

  • Anonymous

    I think the thing that gives me the most laughs when I read comments like that
    from the likes of Joe Scarborough, Fat Ed Schultz, O”Donnell, Tingles Matthews and
    the others on the low rated MSNBC shows, they REALLY in their own minds, think
    there are people on this earth that give a shit what they think.  LMAO

  • Rex derWunderGott

    Actually not so; the Beltway listens. Raw numbers can be deceiving; just because everyone in the south Florida care facilities watches BillOld does not make BillOld relevant far beyond the adult diaper set. 

    One of things Mediaite furnishes is this ‘ranking’ toy, which is more than a bit opaque and which I have trouble following for that reason (as in, eg. I do not get how Mediaite justifies its low rating of Colbert). My guess is the Beltway itself, a small community, watches itself all the time.

  • Anonymous

    Joe is clearly refering to himself and Obama…LOL

  • Anonymous

    Much more fit than the current occupant and all his radical Czars!! And Joe calls himself a Republican…hahaha

  • Anonymous

    George Bush wasn’t fit to be pres either.

  • Anonymous

    There is a reason NOBODY watches Joe Schmo In The Morning….it is like watching a bunch of pre-schoolers who have not had their nap and the teacher took away their milk and cookies. There is NEVER any substance on that show. It is just a big blowhard yelling at everyone for 3 hours and nothing comes out of the yells. Time for some adult supervision. A total waste of one’s valuable time.  

  • Anonymous

    “Perfectley LEGAL.”

    It’s funny when teabaggers fall back on what is “legal”.

    I remember when they stood for what they thought was “right”.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_FSPIVAFYI672OH5NOKVRTEZA4U MadCharles

    Run Joe Run

  • Anonymous

    So do I, but I am really OLD.

  • Rex derWunderGott

    Well, is that strictly so? His undergrad degree, a little bit from where he started at Occidental College but otherwise mostly from Columbia U in NYC, which is a very very strong school, was in ‘political science’, which is the same as one of my own degrees, which because of where I got it from used to be called ‘political economy’, and comprised pretty much half and half government and political subjects on the one hand and economics and business oriented subjects on the other. Then, before he went off to Harvard Law, he spent a year at at the the Business International Corporation, which, among other things, is involved a lot in international banking and commerce, which apparently is what he did during that year. Then Harvard Law itself has some business oriented courses, like all law schools, contracts, commercial transactions, banking law, corporate law, tax law, all of those are core courses he would have taken. Then of course he spent a number of years serving on the Annenberg Foundation board, which has lots of business oriented issues, along with teaching he was also practicing law for a decade, which always involves business and economic issues, and by now he’s already introduced 3 budgets for the largest employer in the world, and soon a fourth, in the most difficult of circumstances and on balance he’s got the economy into the positive and moving towards the more positive despite an incredible amount of obstruction by the Republicans in Congress.

    The chubby guy meanwhile seems mostly interested in his chubby. 

  • Ricci Dats Me

    I’m curious. WHO IS? WHO, exactly, is FIT to be president TODAY? I’d think the overwhelming answer would be THIS MAN.. http://www.youtube.com/user/LightningEyeball?feature=mhee#p/u/1/bs7fJ6jAOVU  LOL.. 

  • Anonymous

    I am sure Joe just loves how he makes you rigid=righties heads explode.   LOL LOL

  • Anonymous

    But, Joe, that’s the beauty of the “liberal media” conspiracy theory: pointing out contradictions, falsehoods and hypocrisy is “biased” journalism and should be dismissed.

  • Anonymous

    We all know that TV news hacks are among the lowest forms of life anywhere. Better yet, they realize it, too. But how funny is it that Joey wears Coke-Bottle glasses to ‘appear’ as though he’s NOT ‘of that ilk?’ Kind of like how murderers wear glasses in court to win sympathy from the judge and jury.

  • Anonymous

    Looks like ole’ Carl up there didn’t get the memo.

  • Anonymous

    I agree about Joe. He shouldn’t claim he’s a Republican anymore, because he’s really not. He doesn’t spit out the easily digestible talking points, right wing blather or economic fairy tales that the base demands. He should man up and admit that they’re too stupid for words and that he’s no longer one of them.

    It’s very liberating when you have to stop apologizing for Republican clowns like you.

  • http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/ON4HHDYPEEDF3USYEBHZ7CJBCU potvin

    That’s alright, Joe, you’re not fit to be on TV, but there you are.

  • http://www.facebook.com/pages/UChicago-Charter-Woodlawn/58008049644 Greg Ingleright

    Joe Scarborough has that effect on people  . See one Lori Klausutis . Her head exploded too .

  • Anonymous

    Hasn’t Scarborough said exactly the same thing about several other Republican candidates? I believe he’s said it about Perry and Cain, at the very least. I’m sure, if Ronald Reagan were running for President against Obama, Scarborough would say he wasn’t “fit” and was “just an actor in B movies.” 

    There is NO NEWS MEDIA any longer- there’s just the propaganda arm of the Democrat aparatchik and Fox News. The “media” is working its butt off to destroy Herman Cain, Rick Perry and Michelle Bachmann- and will tell any lie or spread any innuendo about any Republican candidate. As John McCain found out, they only “like” you if you’ll lose to a left-winger.

  • Anonymous

    Plus, you’re schizophrenic.

  • http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/ON4HHDYPEEDF3USYEBHZ7CJBCU potvin

    Idiot teabaggers! My God that’s witty! Let me write that down.

  • http://www.facebook.com/pages/UChicago-Charter-Woodlawn/58008049644 Greg Ingleright

    Joe Scarborough has that effect on people  . See one Lori Klausutis . Her head exploded too .

  • david r

    I think he would have been better than Obama, who is inexperienced and gutless and just wants to be President so he can jut out that chin and read from the teleprompter.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Carl-Ludwig/100000464586475 Carl Ludwig

    Wow, I should list the 5 y/o’s credentials. But, anyone that still thinks Keynesian economics are anything but an idiological tool to destroy a free market system, is not fit to manage our economy. The fact is, he has never had a real job, unless you consider his legal work as a community organizer where he strong armed banks to make loans to people that couldn’t afford them. (Hey, how did that work out?) Perhaps if I could see his grades I might agree with you. Until then, we can assume that they weren’t as good as George W’s.
    Obama is a man that thinks we can tax and regulate our way to prosperity while embracing public sector unions as they bankrupt cities and states across America. Even the lemonaid salesmen knows how stupid that is.

  • david r

    Anyway you cut it, the next four years will suck.  Hoping for change.

  • Anonymous

    Are you trying to contend that mainstream journalists actually practice true journalism? Is that your defense? Laughable.

  • Anonymous

    Pretty much every Teabagger alive would say the same thing about St. Ronnie Alzheimers today. He wouldn’t be “conservative” enough for that toothless wonder crowd. And they wonder why they get pointed and laughed at every day on sites like this one.

  • Anonymous

    Oooh. And you know what? He’s jutting it out at YOU, Teabagger!

    “Cuz he thanks he’s bedderen me!”

  • Anonymous

    But a guy whose parents were socialists and who thinks we have 58 states and who served 143 days in the US Senate is well qualified?

    LOL

    You see what kind of results Obama has given us- the 1st ever downgrade of the US credit  among other disasters.

    And what did joe give us as a Representative? a dead woman.

  • Henry Wood

    Czars?  Of all the shrill, moronic right wing talking points I think this one is the funniest.

  • Steven Pugh

    And your fit to be on TV Joe? I wouldn’t even listen to you on Radio

  • Anonymous

    It’s cool the way you read “laughable” things into my comments as though I actually said them and then laugh at them.  Bet you (figure you) win a lot of arguments that way. 

  • david r

    Been offshore lately?

  • david r

    Been offshore lately?

  • Anonymous

    He’s not fit to be a Congressman either…so he resigned !!

  • Anonymous

    Why are you still here ??

  • david r

    Been offshore lately?

  • Anonymous

    I guess you watch “Fox & Friends” and eat paste.

  • david r

    Been offshore lately?

  • Anonymous

    It’s one of her little nervous tics.

    But this is going to make her head explode. Andrew Sullivan was named one of Esquire’s 2011 Americans of the Year:

    http://www.esquire.com/features/americans-2011/andrew-sullivan-1211

  • Anonymous

    Republicant operatives are using reverse psychology – the more they dump on Newt the more the teabaggers find reasons to like him.  Brilliant!

  • Anonymous

    No, but I found your use of the term liberal media redundant. Keep it up. Keeps me smiling. :)

  • Anonymous

    the reasons he gave for disliking him are factual;

    “when they get angry at me for saying he attacked Paul Ryan, when they
    get angry at me for saying he was the biggest lobbyist for Fannie and
    Freddie, when they get angry with me for saying he was the biggest
    supporter of Medicare part D, a program that’s bankrupting America
    today, the most socialistic program”

  • Anonymous

    So it’s settled teabaggers, Newt’s the guy?  Sure now?  Or will Michelle make a mercurial comeback?

  • Anonymous

    I was a Obama supporter until I came across your devastatingly poignant critique, Mr. r.  Chin-jutting and teleprompters.  Boy, you’ve got him pegged.

  • Anonymous

    they really shouldn’t allow mentally delusional people to post on here.

  • Anonymous

    You know, I’m inclined to agree.  But I’d like to see a list of all the shrill, moronic right wing talking points just to be sure.  Talk about stiff competition.

  • Anonymous

    “This guy is not fit to be president of The United States.”……Joe.

    & I suppose you & Obama are?

  • Anonymous

    >> Joe Scarborough: “And they kept saying: why do you hate Newt? Why is it so personal? I don’t hate Newt. I don’t really, I never even got to know Newt. I felt kind of bad when the conservatives got together and drove him out of the Speakership because he lost his ideological moorings,” Scarborough explained.”

    100%…absolute…positive…BULLSH*T.

    Sorry, but as a freelance writer — which gives me the pleasure of working from home and making my own hours — I like to work during the dead of the night, which makes me a night owl. In fact, Robert Heinlein, the famous science fiction author, once noted that the whole REASON anyone should become a writer was because it means you get to sleep in late every day LOL

    Anyway, in addition to working at the wee hours of the night, I also like to have some kind of “white noise” in the background. So I’ll usually leave the TV on as I’m working, which is how I became accustomed to watching Scarborough’s show.  And I can say in absolute truth that going back to BEFORE Gingrinch announced his campaign — for months and months and whenever his name would come up — Scarborough would ALWAYS get a bug up his ass and start to rip into him. And I’m not talking about political differences on an issue. Whenever Scarborough talked about Newt, it was with OBVIOUS bitter tones. In fact, I can vividly recall several times where Joe openly bitched and whined that — in some whacked out conspiracy notion that he had in his brain — Gingrinch played a major role in pushing him out of Congress.

    So, for Scarborough to now say this isn’t “personal” is a total CROCK. Based on Scarborough’s previous on-air comments, there’s no question that he would love to see Gingrinch put through the meat grinder.

    Nor should there be any doubt that Scarborough — as much as he loves to claim that he’s a loyal Republican and true conservative (which he’s not) — is looking forward to helping all of his Liberal colleagues at MSNBC stick it to Gingrich in the months to come.

  • Anonymous

    You honestly believe Obama thought there were 58 states?  It says a hell of a lot more about you than it does Obama, if you do.

  • Anonymous

    ur wrong on all levels.

    first of all his program is not a “news show” …it’s simply a morning show like the today show, with many guests who talk on a variety of topics including politics.

    2nd, joe has aways made it clear he feels of this cast of clowns, only egit candidates are huntsman and romney….sorry if u don’t like it but though he’s someone i don’t care for, he is realistic on this issue…. u ppl need to put aside ur seething irrational extremism and realize this is truly a list of bozos u have running… huntsman wb a good candidate, and some others decided not to run in 2012….. but the simple fact is, none of those ppl u r defending are presidential material.

    btw i can’t stand joe and mika…i watch at 3am to see the interaction with guests i like…so don’t think i’m defending joe.

  • Anonymous

    the FACT is that the media has NOT lied about those u mention…you apparently aren’t a competent enough adult to rationalize those ppl just are highly flawed asto a pres nomination.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Eric-Larson/1589499840 Eric Larson

    I watch Morning Joe. It’s the only show on MSNBC that is worth anything. I have no problem with what Jow said about Newt (I personally like Newt) but it’s how he is always saying it. He is very snarky with his statemnets. He comes across like a snob and it ends up sounding personal. What is it with MSNBC and all the “snarky” comments?? Rachel, Lawrence, Chris and Keith when he was there all do it. Ed is to much of a farm animal to do it but the rest of them do and their fill ins do it also. Now Joe is doing it whenever he talks about Newt. It does make the show almost unwatchable. But I do enjoy it other then that. Oh and I hate the new Intro to the show. Really goofy.

  • Anonymous

    You want to criticize poor journalism in mass media?  Go ahead.  I’m right there with you.  I just don’t attribute that sloppiness to a “liberal bias.”  It’s about their commitment to ratings and corporate interests.

  • Anonymous

    Could supply more details on your statement that Obama was involved with bank loans “to people that couldn’t afford them” during his time as a community organizer from 1985 to 1988?

  • Anonymous

    The downgrade was triggered by the filibuster strategy of the republican party

    http://tinyurl.com/standarandpoors-report 

  • Anonymous

    No EXman, I am out with the cattle on the ranch. Come to think of it, I named one after you today. Needless to say it was DEFINITELY NOT a Bull.

  • Anonymous

    No EXman, I am out with the cattle on the ranch. Come to think of it, I named one after you today. Needless to say it was DEFINITELY NOT a Bull.

  • Anonymous

    OK

  • Anonymous

    Brother…. this whole 2012 election with Newt opposing The Bummer is going to fabulous.  lol

  • Anonymous

    Mitt might be inconsistent, thin-skinned and lame, but he couldn’t be any worse than Obama.  Newt might be full of great ideas but he is mentally unstable.

  • http://twitter.com/TSMorris1 T.S. Morris

    First, I have to agree with Rex above … in political science, which I have taken extensively, you are taught more than just what president did what and his side of the isle. You normally learn the economics during a   president’s tenure, and who actually called the shots and more times than not it wasn’t the president as in Andrew Mellon who called the shots during Hoover’s time, and ended up with Hoovervilles all over Washington, veterans without their promised bonuses – the bonus army – and so on … Joe has always seemed to me a straight shooter and gives kudos to Obama at times when no one else will, and he appears to be an independent thinker – not controlled by any machine. By the way, Independents will decide the outcome of the next presidential election – so you know. Newt is simply a crook – a flash in the pan – and the closest thing conservatives currently have in the race that they actually can stand behind without suffering much humiliation.
    My home state of NC consist of a majority Democrats and and equal number of Republicans and Independents  … they will campaign hard here for the Independent vote and trust me it will not be in the favor of the job blocking Republicans. The last jobs bill that the president attempted to push through Congress would have created many thousands of highway jobs here in NC and – much needed work – and many people didn’t like the failed outcome of the bill solely due to the Republican’s blocking it. You have to spend some to generate more money so that it will actually trickle, and that can’t be in China, India, and every other country in the world – it has to be here. But, we all know that the “job creators,” I hate that phrase because it’s a joke and simply a way to not say “keep the wealthy wealthy,” have no real intent to really put Americans to work and in real jobs … not as long as they can exploit third-world-nations and the people of them. One other thing I’d like to mention … In our nation’s history we have had to great Republican presidents that stood for something other than the elite: Coolidge and Teddy Roosevelt … both championed the commonwealth – the people and both did great things … Coolidge raised tariffs on imports, and made sure factories were built here and the people had jobs. Henry Ford said his intent was to democratize the Model ‘T’ and put one in every American’s yard. T. Roosevelt saved our lands from being rapped and broke up corrupt monopolies in order to create more jobs for Americans … J.T. Morgan … My theory is that Roosevelt, in his third run, ran on his own ticket knowing that he would pull enough votes from Republicans to allow a Democratic win, which happened. He was tired of the greed and corruption. History repeats itself and we are in a depression despite what anyone says. If you one someone to look out for the “job creators” then Newt’s the man, but don’t ever expect any decent jobs to be created here in this country the United States.

  • Anonymous

    Is it just me or is the most fit one in the field between Gingrich, Romney and Obama seems to be Bill Clinton?

    Ratify this dated 230 year old piece of crap

  • http://twitter.com/TSMorris1 T.S. Morris

    Yep, at least Bill actually has a plan to get us out of this mess, unlike anyone else on either side, and it’s written in his new book, “Back to Work.”

  • Anonymous

    You Have A Leak Alright !! A Brain Leak !!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_JUT2TATEV3OHGQ7HZRYN472XVM Felix

    If Morning Joke is so keen on who should be president (Michele Bachman’s not fit, Jim Perry’s not fit, Newt’s not fit, etc.), how in the hell did Obama escape his holier-than-thou “scrutiny”? (rhetorically speaking)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_JUT2TATEV3OHGQ7HZRYN472XVM Felix

    And you are an “Idiot ____” what? Lib? Vaunted OWS progressive?  Inquiring minds want to know…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_3XCPJMKVTQIWMTFZHANRX5IIHQ Allen

    I like Joe………..he’s a level-headed Conservative like Mitt Romney, hopefully the 45th President of the United States.

    As a Reagan Conservative and Evangelical there is no way I will vote for Newt……….

    I live around broken DC and can clearly remember what a nasty guy he was not to mention that fact that he was fined $300,000 for ethics violations while House Speaker……

    Ron Paul is right Newt is a huge Flip flopper………….and very unstable.

  • Anonymous

    If Whoopi Goldberg had anytime in her miserable life, EVER, had had any decency and honesty, she would have declared about 0bama in 2008 that he is handsome, but NOT presidential material.

    By now, history would have proven her right.

  • Anonymous

    And if you are honest, you will admit that 0bama fails in comparison to any and all the Republican contenders you mentioned.

  • Anonymous

    Joe is a coward, MSNBC is a govt. owned   non TAX paying GE propaganda arm.  Obama- “Man’s Country” club Chicago–  Joe won’t be asking any questions.!!

  • Anonymous

    Ahh, duhhh.

  • Anthony Koch

    Joe needs to just retire…. make the show Morning Mika….  for that is what it is

  • Anonymous

    What color crayon?

  • Anonymous

    Most us Americans think our president is alright. Tell us more wbout how you residents of bizzarovania feel.

  • Anonymous

    Obama is not intelligent? And you support the republicans? Have you watched their debates. It’s like a bozo the clown convention.

  • Anonymous

    Please, please, pretty please nominate Newt, or Cain, or Perry or Bachmann. Please. Just not Huntsman. Please!

  • Anonymous

    Yeah – some people actually think. Imagine that! You will certainly never be accused of THAT!

  • Anonymous

    Did Rupert tell you to believe that?

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