Highlights from the CNN Arizona Debate

Newt Gingrich debate highlights from the Arizona debate.

Gingrich Addresses CPAC 2012

Newt Gingrich spoke at the CPAC convention yesterday about his bid for the GOP nomination, how he can fix the economy, and how America's greatness can be restored.  Newt didn't hold back in attacking the "establishment" which so often opposes conservative ideas and plans.

Herman Cain's Endorsement of Newt Gingrich

Former GOP candidate Herman Cain endorsed Newt Gingrich for president.  Here's why:

Romney Wins Florida

Mitt Romney won the Florida primary by a substantial margin, but Gingrich is determined to press on to the next 46 states until the GOP convention in Tampa. 

The establishment is thoroughly lining up behind Romney and the half-truths and slander continue against Newt from some of the most unexpected sources at times.

Romney represents the country-club, blue blood Republican that the Tea Party, Reagan, and small "c" conservatives are diametrically opposed to.  In 2010, the Tea Party shook up Washington, but it's very doubtful that Romney would continue that agenda with his status-quo policies.

South Carolina Victory Speech

Newt Gingrich gave his victory speech shortly after his competitors graciously conceded in South Carolina last week.  Here's Newt's speech below.

Fred Thompson Endorses Newt

Former presidential candidate Fred Thompson endorsed Newt Gingrich for president. “We don’t need to just manage the way Washington works,” Thompson says in the video, “We need to fundamentally change Washington…We need someone who has the courage and ability to communicate the truth to the American people…I believe that person is Newt Gingrich. And that is why I strongly support him.”

John King Gets Slammed By Newt in Final SC Debate

Newt Gingrich slammed John King and the news media for the manner in which they ask questions in a presidential debate.

Newt on Obama's "Stupid" Keystone Pipeline Decision

Gingrich called Obama's decision on Keystone "stunningly stupid".  Keystone would have created jobs, improved energy security for America, and generated tremendous economic activity for decades. 

Newt Climbs Ahead of South Carolina Primary

Following two impressive debate performances this week, Newt Gingrich is gathering momentum in South Carolina ahead of the vote tomorrow.  Rick Perry, after dropping out of the race, and Michael Reagan endorsed Gingrich for president this week.  Newt is picking up speed despite a "hit piece" by ABC News who interviewed Gingrich's former wife. 

It's amazing that the MSM goes to any lengths to get dirt on Republicans but can't seem to interview one college room mate or community "organizee" of Obama.  And despite being sentenced to hard time in prison, we hear virtually nothing of Tony Rezko.

Sarah Palin has also stated that she would vote for Newt if she was voting in SC.

Michael Reagan made the following statement regarding his endorsement:

"I am endorsing Newt Gingrich for President and here's why:

Newt understands that we must reject and fundamentally change the course that Barack Obama has set for America.

Newt is our only chance in 2012 to contrast a Reagan conservative with Obama's European' styled socialism.

Newt exemplifies the conservative principles my father championed.

Strong national defense, lower taxes and smaller government.

In the 90’s Newt's leadership brought us the Contract with America which changed Washington.

I’m confident Newt can do it again.

We cannot afford a candidate backed by the same Washington insiders who repeatedly tried to undermine my father and the Reagan revolution.

It's time to choose.

Do we go forward with bold ideas or continue with failed policies?

So I ask my fellow Republicans and conservatives to join me in supporting Newt Gingrich for president."

Paychecks not Foot Stamps

Newt Gingrich schools Juan Williams during the South Carolina debate about the importance of working over dependence on government.  The audience gave Newt a standing ovation for his resounding defence of the importance of work for one's character and self fulfillment.

Timid vs Bold

Gingrich's new ad contrasts his record of achievement versus Mitt Romney's track record and policy plans.