It is not too late to nominate Newt Gingrich

By Oscar Y. Harward

Election 2012 has a comparable election of 1976. Gerald Ford, who had become appointed President via President Nixon’s White House corruption, was up for (re)election. A GOP Presidential GOP candidate named Ronald Reagan was challenging Gerald Ford’s re-election. Ronald Reagan won its first GOP Primary in North Carolina. The then-elite Republicans rejected Ronald Reagan by standing by Gerald Ford who ended up losing the General Election to Jimmy Carter.

This 2012 campaign has witnessed “Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum choosing to deliberately lie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NawQeKsOWiE&feature=youtu.be about Newt Gingrich on many issues” when Newt’s record is clear; one example is that Newt Gingrich presented his objection to Al Gore’s version of “climate warming” in Congressional hearings http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoyPcX75RV8.

2012 GOP Presidential candidates need a “Truth-meter”. You can know the “mean-stream” Medias are noting.

This election year, the current-elite Republicans are standing by Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney does not have an outstanding history of public service and any honorable service in the private sector is questionable.

Newt Gingrich has an outstanding history of public and private service; however, Newt Gingrich has been falsely attacked by Mitt Romney and others as unrestrained. Yes, Newt Gingrich has made mistakes in his personal life, but who has not? Review and evaluate Newt Gingrich’s voting record http://www.votesmart.org/candidate/evaluations/26821/newt-gingrich.

Many Republicans are voting for a “flip-flop” nominee in Mitt Romney whom the American electorate probably will reject. Newt Gingrich is the only GOP Presidential candidate who has the knowledge, skills, experience, and yes, the determination and ability to defeat President Obama, Hillary Clinton, or any other Liberal Democrat Party nominee.

The “mean-stream” Medias will be “vetting and attacking” any GOP nominee going into the November 6, 2012 General Election. Any nominee other than current GOP Presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will likely lose.