Who Knows Newt Better Than The Republicans He Served With In Congress?

Long Island Republican Peter King hasn't endorsed anyone for president yet. Earlier this month he explained, vividly, why he's not endorsing the man who was Speaker of the House when he was climbing the GOP ranks in DC. Using words like "petulant," "undisciplined," "pedantic" and "egomaniac," King made it clear why he-- and so many other Republicans in Congress-- feel Gingrich is unfit for office-- any office, let alone the presidency. So far only two Republicans who served in the House with him, both far right sociopaths, have endorsed Gingrich's campaign.

Ron Paul was elected to Congress long before Gingrich and he was still there long after the disgraced, ethically-challenged Speaker was forced to resign. The video up top from the Paul campaign indicates that it would be impossible for Ron Paul to endorse Gingrich even if Gingrich is the GOP nominee. Be sure to watch it. Paul is very precise about why he thinks Gingrich, basically a sleazy lobbyist, would be a disaster for America. But is it the first step towards another Third Party run?

Or can the bloody battle between Newton (Gingrich) and Willard (Romney) destroy both of them and leave a choice between more Tea Party-oriented candidates like Paul and Bachmann?

Romney today demanded that Newt Gingrich return the $1.6M he earned from Freddie Mac. In return, Gingrich sniped back:

"If Governor Romney would like to give back all the money he’s earned from bankrupting companies and laying off employees over all his years at Bain then I would be glad to then listen to him. And I will bet you $10, not $10,000, that he won’t take the offer."

After repeatedly pledging to stay positive, Gingrich is now signaling that he is willing to push back hard on Romney’s attacks, even citing Romney’s days at Bain Capital-- which are central to the Democratic case against Romney-- to damage him.

Newt should call someone from Warner Bros Records to explain how Bain Capital destroyed one of America's flagship music companies with their business model of short term greed and devastation. But there are so many companies that Bain destroyed...

Let's not stop now... those wild Mormon Republicans! Hunstman spoke a little Chinese during his "Lincoln-Douglas debate" with the Newtster. (Newt, thinking he was getting abalone or shabu shabu, started drooling). Meanwhile, Monsieur Willard, who avoided the Vietnam War by doing Mormon missionary work in France-- plus getting drunk and causing traffic accidents-- almost speaks French, as you can see here in a kind of crazy new ad that some random person started running yesterday.