Newt Gingrich's F**k You to Florida Ad (Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Hilarious. And does anyone think Newt wasn't thinking along these lines?

Newt Gingrich's Epic, Delusional Florida Speech

As promised earlier, here's Newtie Patootie's crazy, nutball promise to America of what he'll do in the unlikely event he is elected President. Notice that it is not a concession speech to Mitt Romney.

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Mitt Vs. Newt! Republicans Who Voted Against Newt

The latest ad from Mitt Romney. I'm still having trouble believing this is a race between guys named "Mitt" and "Newt." Unbelievable.

Rude Pundit Takes Newt to the Woodshed

I rarely litter the blog with words worse then damn or hell (though I've been known to sneak a few shits and fucks through!). But truth be told, I often censor myself. I've hit the delete key, and replaced a colorful word with one that is less so. Truth be told, I wouldn't mind taking that self-imposed restriction off a little more often. The world today often calls for it. But even if I did, I'd be unable to match the flair and the organic profanity of The Rude Pundit. With or without expletives, he's always on point.

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Gingrich Wins South Carolina as the GOP Embraces the Devil

. . .The idea that Newt Gingrich is positioning himself as some kind of Washington outsider is so laughable that it's pathetic. He has physically lived in the DC area for over 30 years. That meeting with members of Congress in 2008 wasn't some kind of anomaly: it's what he's been doing since he was whipped out of Congress by the members of his own party, not by Democrats, not by the elite media he so derides and uses as a safe foil for his own arrogance. The idea that a multimillionaire can position himself as the poor man against Romney is mind-boggling. The idea that he can keep berating the press without anyone in the press calling him on it is just depressing. . .

Read more at: The Rude Pundit

Paul and Romney Go After Newt's Ethics

It is not, of course, only Newt Gingrich's competition for the GOP nomination that are pointing out his rather considerable flaws. And it isn't just them and Democrats, but Republicans, like George Will, Mike Murphy and even New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. Keep tenderizing him guys. If he's going to be the nominee, we need him pulpy. Thanks.

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Ron Paul, Mitt Romney Open Fire On Newt Gingrich Over Ethics Charges 

Ron Paul tore into Newt Gingrich early in Monday night's debate, claiming that he had left the speakership due to lack of support from his conservative colleagues, not voluntarily -- as Gingrich has suggested -- following the GOP's poor performance in the 1998 elections. . .

Read more at: Huffington Post

Rudy Giuliani's Presidential Aspirations Gone Kaput

Buh-bye, Rudy. You would have been fun to run against, but it just ain't gonna happen. . .

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For Giuliani, A Disappointing Fade To Exit

Rudy Giuliani had hoped that his presidential campaign would serve as an example of how an unorthodox strategy could propel a candidate to his party's nomination. Instead, it appears more likely to be remembered as a cautionary tale. . .

Read more at: CBS

Rudy Giuliani Hints at Dropping Out of the Race

Photo from source, LA Times

Interesting. And probably obvious, despite whatever hints he's dropping. . .

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Breaking News: Rudy Giuliani hints at dropping out

Rudy Giuliani appears to be pondering an end to his long pursuit of the Republican presidential nomination.

In a meeting in the back of his chartered plane en route to St. Petersburg, Fla., a short while ago, the onetime, longtime GOP front-runner told a small group of reporters, including The Times' Louise Roug: "The winner of Florida will win the nomination.". .

Read more at: Los Angeles Times

Video of the Romney Whisper

In my previous post, I discuss a theory that Mitt Romney was wired during the last debate--a theory posited by a right-wing website of all things. For those who are curious, here is the video, with enhanced audio.

Giuliani Pins Hopes on Florida

And he'd better hope it works, because he's become more obscure than Dennis Kucinich in press coverage of late. I think it would be good to have Rudy to kick around. I mean, if we get close to the Republican Convention, and they still don't have an obvious front-runner, the mud-slinging could be very entertaining.

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Is Florida Rudy Country?

Is Florida “Rudy Country?” He better hope so since he is staking his entire candidacy on the Sunshine State. And, given the crowd Giuliani drew Saturday at a central Florida town hall meeting, maybe the campaign’s new Sunshine State motto is accurate. A standing room-only crowd of nearly 800 residents gathered today in Bradenton to hear the former NYC mayor talk taxes and terrorism. . .

Read more at (naturally): FOX "News"