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The GOP May Get A New Strategist

And his style will not be conciliatory or to try and forge consensus. Can you guess who it is and what the strategy is? He has had success before. Details HERE.



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5 Responses to “The GOP May Get A New Strategist”

  1. Good: who cares about good government? It is all about partisan politics!

  2. George Sorwell says:

    Newt!

    The most devisive political figure of his generation!

    Why would anyone think he’d change his stripes?

  3. kritter says:

    So much for the former threads that wondered if Newt, a walking Conservative think tank, could be a uniter and source of creative ideas for the two parties. Interesting to see how quickly he abandoned his “conciliatory approach” to reveal his true self: a hardliner whose political instincts are always to go for the jugular. This is the real Newt, ruthless and power hungry, we Democrats know and love!

  4. Paul Silver says:

    I was one who expressed respect for Newt’s policy ideas. But his lesser angels are in control and he is using his talents as a divider not a uniter.
    I would have preferred him to lead the effort to reach out to moderate Democrats to craft and promote trans-ideological solutions.

  5. kritter says:

    Yes, Paul, I remember that. Maybe its more understandable why the leftys here were suspicious that a softer, kinder Gingrich would “Newter” the Democratic party and return to his former self as a cut-throat partisan. I’m actually relieved that he has, a leopard can’t change his spots for too long.

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