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In its continuing attempt to silence all criticism of Islamic jihad, the Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR) has charged that former Speaker of the House and GOP 2012 presidential candidate Newt Gingrich with spreading Islamophobia.

Repealing Obamacare and Obama’s failed economic record were the main topics of the GOP debate. Contenders missed an opportunity to question Romney on his belief in the man caused global warming hoax.

His record is one of balanced budgets, lower taxes, reduced government spending — all of which we desperately need. That’s reason enough to give him the Presidency, absent a better choice.

“I’m sick and tired of liberals in this country, most of whom are white, telling conservatives that they’re racist because they don’t adopt their big government, authoritarian, top-down policies that seek to divide this country on every front, including race,” Levin says.

[A]lready two of the best-known candidates seem bent on ruling themselves out of contention. – Washington Examiner

Newt Gingrich told Greta Van Susteren tonight that he called Rep. Paul Ryan and apologized. He claimed that his criticisms of Ryan’s plan were misinterpreted.

There is no objective evidence to support the argument that government must keep money flowing into scientific research in order to maintain the pace of worthwhile discovery.

Gingrich speaking at the Conservative Political Action Committee (CPAC) in Washington called for an end to the EPA’s “war against American oil and gas.” He attacked the Obama administration’s environmental policies that “kill American jobs” and help our enemies. Gingrich also said the U.S. has more coal to produce energy than Saudi Arabia has oil to produce energy, and it is insane for our Government to hinder clean-coal technology and the building of coal-powered power plants.

“What’s wrong with these leaders of ours? Why do the Democrats always seem to outsmart them at every turn?”

Newt Gingrich told Chris Wallace on FOX News Sunday that Julian Assange is engaged in warfare and terrorism and should be treated as an enemy combatant. He says the administration is so shallow and amateurish on national security that it is ‘painful and dangerous’.