I&#039;m sorry, but given how <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Results_of_the_2012_Republican_Party_presidential_primaries#Nevada" target="_blank">poor Newt&#039;s results were in Nevada</a>, paying this guy would just be rewarding failure. That&#039;s something a historic figure like Newt simply can&#039;t afford to do.
the economist article on the end of his &#039;campaign&#039; was entitled: &#039;deflating the zeppelin&#039; accompanied by a really unflattering girth picture.
I suppose Newt will use this incident as an example of the experience he&#039;ll bring to the Oval Office. &quot;The debt ceiling is a serious problem. And I know how to fix it.&quot;
I&#039;m sorry, but given how <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Results_of_the_2012_Republican_Party_presidential_primaries#Nevada" target="_blank">poor Newt&#039;s results were in Nevada</a>, paying this guy would just be rewarding failure. That&#039;s something a historic figure like Newt simply can&#039;t afford to do.
You rang?
Starting with extending credit to a political campaign. Cash on the barrelhead is the rule.
Campaigns - unlike corporations - can simply close up shop and no one is responsible for any outstanding debt. Ask Alan Keyes about that one...
That&#039;s probably the only stiff Ole Newt has these days.
the economist article on the end of his &#039;campaign&#039; was entitled: &#039;deflating the zeppelin&#039; accompanied by a really unflattering girth picture.
Sure does. What&#039;s the individual contribution limit again? Oops. Or was that a direct corporate donation? Oops again.
I suppose Newt will use this incident as an example of the experience he&#039;ll bring to the Oval Office. &quot;The debt ceiling is a serious problem. And I know how to fix it.&quot;