Newt Gingrich Bragging On Twitter About Dinosaur Skull He Owned
Hey, it's everyone's favorite adulterous grifter, on the Twitter. What is Newt up to these days? "Great visit to the academy of natural sciences in philadelphia today-love the dinosaurs and the historic collection," he wrote Tuesday. When some librul jokester tweeted back, "Come on, you don't really believe in dinosaurs," Newt responded with the tweet above. Is it legal to keep a dinosaur's skull in your office? Probably not. But if Newt does it, it is. And then Newt tweeted "@OneTokenBlack" for no apparent reason.
Here's from a transcript of an old PBS interview Newt once did:
INTERVIEWER: Why did you hang it up? What does it represent?
NEWT GINGRICH: We didn't hang it. It's actually on a large platform because a Tyrannosaurus rex skull is very big. I always wanted to be a dinosaur collector or a zookeeper, and [when] I had a chance to decorate my office like I wanted to, since I was speaker, I really wanted it there to break things up. I wanted it there to say, "Let's not take ourselves too seriously. Let's not assume that what we're doing is life and death."
See, it was legal because Newt could have anything he wanted in the speaker's office. A sandbox of cocaine? Legal. A desk that was just a pile of dead hookers? Legal. Having affairs in there? Legal. The president having affairs? Not legal! Take that guy's blowjobs VERY SERIOUSLY, not your own blowjobs.
Also on Tuesday, somebody with the handle "OneTokenBlack" tweeted this:
Newt wanted to respond, because he obviously really identified with this. But he couldn't think of anything:
The humble beginnings of some wonderful new adultery? [ Twitter / PBS ]
Newt talks to NewsMax about the DOMA decision and sez:
Gingrich even suggested that, if a “President Sarah Palin” had taken a similar action, there would have been immediate calls for her impeachment. (Speaker Gingrich stressed that we are not currently in a constitutional crisis, nor was he calling for the direct impeachment of the president. His statements were meant to illustrate the hypocrisy of the left and the mainstream media.)
"I believe the House Republicans next week should pass a resolution instructing the president to enforce the law and to obey his own constitutional oath, and they should say if he fails to do so that they will zero out [defund] the office of attorney general and take other steps as necessary until the president agrees to do his job."
<a href="http:\/\/news.yahoo.com\/s\/ap\/20110228\/ap_on_el_ge\/us_gingrich2012" target="_blank">Newt is almost kind of sort of ready to maybe think about announcing he may or may nor run.</a>