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Title: December 22, 2011 Gingrich swats Ron Paul’s foreign policy ... ‘He doesn’t want to blame the bad guys’ --- supporters are druggies - addicts !
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URL Source: http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/22/g ... nt-want-to-blame-the-bad-guys/
Published: Dec 22, 2011
Author: Will Rahn
Post Date: 2011-12-22 13:13:58 by BorisY
Keywords: borg, phanthom, zombie
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Comments: 2
December 22, 2011 Gingrich swats Ron Paul’s foreign policy: ‘He doesn’t want to blame the bad guys’ By Will Rahn 12/22/2011 Will Rahn is a political writer at The Daily Caller. Will previously worked as an online editor at TheDC and a researcher for MSNBC's Morning Joe. Republican presidential candidate, Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, right, speaks as former House Speaker Newt Gingrich listens during a Republican presidential debate in Sioux City, Iowa, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, Pool) Despite his promise to avoid attacking his opponents during the Republican presidential primaries, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on Thursday that Texas Rep. Ron Paul’s popularity comes from “people who want to legalize drugs.” Gingrich then went on to criticize Paul’s foreign policy views as naïve. “[Paul] is a guy who basically says, if the United States were only nice, it wouldn’t have had 9/11,” Gingrich said during a radio interview, according to National Journal. “He doesn’t want to blame the bad guys. … He dismisses the danger of an Iranian nuclear weapon and seems to be indifferent to the idea that Israel could be wiped out. “And as I said, I think the key to his volunteer base is people who want to legalize drugs.” While just a week ago Gingrich was widely seen as the favorite to win Jan. 3 Iowa Caucus, a recent Iowa University poll showed Paul now leading the former speaker of the House in the Hawkeye State. Gingrich has also been the target of round-the-clock attack ads in the state funded by Paul, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and political groups backing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. Gingrich has been critical of his opponents’ ads and on Wednesday, challenged Romney to a one-on-one debate. “I’m happy taking the heat, why doesn’t he join me in the kitchen?” Gingrich told Fox News. For his part, Romney says he has no control over the super PACs backing his candidacy and attacking Gingrich in Iowa. Gingrich dismisses that claim, and says Romney could stop the ads if he wanted to.
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#1. To: BorisY (#0)
Hey, dummy... Who do you think sends their military all over the world to overthrow legit governments so you can install puppet dictators, when you bomb and murder people with reckless abandon and utter impugnity...? Who do you think does the bidding of the international banking cartels? And are "the bad guys" the people that are trying to defend their families, their homes and their countries, or the military that is busy creating an empire built on murder, theft and deception? Pull your head out of your ass, banjo-boy.
Karl Marx is very proud of you ! This reads like worms - maggotts explaining where bad apples come from !
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#2. To: Capitalist Eric (#1)
Who do you think does the bidding of the international banking cartels?
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