I will be interested to see if any lefties embrace this piece, and
realize whom and what the are embracing

On May 9, 1:03 pm, MJ <[email protected]> wrote:
> May9thNewt Gingrich, WeaselTom Woods
> Check outBohis b Wenzel s brief but very sharp analysisof Newt Gingrich s 
> weasel platform that avoids discussing spending cuts on the grounds that 
> first we have to get things moving again, etc.  All I would add to Bob s 
> analysis is what I wrote about Gingrich inRollback: his record is 
> horrendous.  Of course, the media portrays him as some kind of strict 
> free-marketeer, since that s the media s job: define the range of opinion in 
> such a way as to exclude genuine friends of freedom.  For if you are to the 
> right of Newt Gingrich -- and, citizen, we have already told you Newt is as 
> free market as they come! -- you must be some kind of extremist !  In fact, 
> you probably don t 
> exist.http://www.tomwoods.com/blog/newt-gingrich-weasel-2/xxx
> Monday, May 9, 2011Gingrich to Announce Presidential RunPosted by Robert 
> Wenzel at 11:38 AM
> Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich will officially jump into the race for the 
> Republican presidential nomination on Wednesday with announcements on 
> Facebook and Twitter,according to his spokesman.
wiThe Gingrich campaign strategy appears to be that he will run not on
any principles, but more on the fact that he is not President Obama.
> A Gingrichsnippet:The fact is, we are not going to close the deficit and move 
> towards a balanced budget unless we follow the policies that foster the 
> economic growth necessary to create jobs.The first and most immediate step 
> would be to employ the policies that encourage investment, create jobs, and 
> reward innovation and entrepreneurship -- exactly the opposite of the Obama 
> anti-jobs policiesAside from the attack on President Obama, the underlying 
> message here is that Gingrich wants to balance the budget not by reducing 
> government spending, but by increasing tax revenues through more jobs. In 
> other words, Gingrich sees no problem with the current size of 
> government.http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2011/05/gingrich-to-announce-presidential-run.html

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