Newt Gingrich is complaining that the vast amounts of money
Romney is spending on “dirty” attack ads against him and Rick Santorum are
hurting the Republican Party. "I
challenge Gov. Romney and his super PAC to pledge to take every negative ad
about every Republican off the air, because it dishonors them, it weakens the
Republican Party, and it helps Barack Obama," Gingrich told a cheering
outdoor crowd of more than 200 in Covington, VA.
COMMENTS:
Gingrich is correct. And once again I say, when you don’t have
enough attributes to run on, that’s when you run dirty. Romney should be able to demonstrate that he
is better than Gingrich or Santorum based on his abilities, his history, his
knowledge and appeal to Americans. If he
can’t do that, he should get out of the race.
Maybe that’s why he can’t get over 45% of the primary vote?
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. An Internet download tax looms in Connecticut. Is this the sign of things to come? (Kendra ~ Scottsdale, AZ)
A. States are running out of money and citizens are fighting
more taxes at a time when the economy is horrible. So, the states are looking to tax anything
and everything that will bring in a dime to their coffers. Now then, if I’m a Connecticut resident with
my laptop in Arizona, what is the legal basis for Connecticut charging me a tax
on my download of music or video? But,
don’t forget that Norwalk, Connecticut is where they took property by eminent
domain to give to a developer for the purpose of building a shopping center,
and then added insult to injury when the center never got built.
Q. I heard that the U.S. Government plans to snoop on
everybody on the Internet. Is that
true? (Gordy ~ Dayton, NV)
A. The National Security Agency is spending $2 billion to
build a data interception center in Utah that will be five times larger than
the capitol and used for intercepting online data. Now, just what do you think they are going to
do with that information? And, since
Obama now has the authority to do anything he wants with the Internet, he’s not
going to be asking for search warrants, either.
Q. I know that Romney continues to run low in the
polls and voting booths. How does he
stand from a historical perspective?
(Kelley ~ Sacramento, CA)
A. “Since 1976, no serious contender, Democrat or
Republican, has watched his favorable ratings fall as low as Romney’s have in
recent months. Or watched his unfavorable ratings climb as high. Or watched his
overall numbers stay underwater — that is, more unfavorable than favorable —
for so long,” according to the Daily Beast.
“At this rate, Romney is shaping up to be the most unpopular [likely]
presidential nominee on record.” And
that, in short, is why Obama and his goons are doing everything they can to
make Romney the GOP nominee.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“And, with much of Europe occupied
by Nazi Germany, and Mussolini's armies in Albania, on the Greek frontier, one
wasn't sure what came next. So, don't trust the telephone. Or the newspapers.
Or the radio. Or tomorrow.” ~ Alan Furst,
Spies of the
Balkans
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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