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At his SC office opening, Newt says the National Labor Relations Board attack on Boeing is totally destructive. He also says we should drill for oil and natural gas off the coast of South Carolina to create revenue to modernize the Port of Charleston.

Let me be clear. Judicial supremacy is factually wrong, it is morally wrong, and it is an affront to the American system of self-government. (Cheers, applause.) One of the major reasons that I am running for president of the United States is the 9th Circuit Court decision in 2002 that one nation under God, in the Pledge of Allegiance, was unconstitutional.

Newt is well prepared for questions about his past marital problems. He handled the question well on Fox and Friends. Stephen Hayes said later that all the Republicans he talked to in South Carolina were ready to forgive and forget. “What’s past is past” its time to move on. – Video

Why don’t the Republicans insist on full disclosure in regard to the process that resulted in al-Awlaki’s death? Is this the kind of power that should be put into the hands of President Obama and not seriously questioned by the opposition party?

Newt Gingrich has taken the lead in PPP’s national polling. He’s at 28% to 25% for Herman Cain and 18% for Mitt Romney.

The CNBC moderator seemed offended by Newt’s diatribe against the obviously biased press.

Newt contrasts the limited government Reagan/Contract with America era against the big government era of Barack Obama’s Saul Alinsky radicalism.

Newt deals with one of his big problems among conservatives. Gingrich appeared in an ad with Pelosi touting green energy. He now has walked back from the precipice of the global warming hoax noting that the earth has gone through warming and cooling cycles for thousands of years.

Gingrich said Obama was a worse than Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff and Donald Trump seems to agree.

Newt supports ethanol. Ethanol subsidies cost taxpayers billions a year and do absolutely nothing for the environment. Even worse ethanol has driven up the cost of corn, beef, cereals and many food products.