Today, the president announced he was going to open a path of the Keystone pipeline. That's right. This is a pipeline to nowhere. That's a good one. So Obama is matching with a pipeline to nowhere.
Newt Gingrich
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Newt Gingrich is a prominent Republican politician from Georgia, best known for serving as the 50th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives from 1995 to 1999. He played a significant role in the Republican Revolution of the 1990s, leading the party to a majority in the House for the first time in 40 years. Gingrich is recognized for his advocacy of conservative policies, including tax reform and welfare reform, and he was a key architect of the 'Contract with America,' which outlined a legislative agenda for the GOP in the 1994 midterm elections.
Today the president announced he was going to open a path of the Keystone Pipeline. That's right. This is a Pipeline to Nowhere, that's a good one. So Obama is matching Santorum's Bridge to Nowhere with a Pipeline to Nowhere.
You have to stand for something positive and you have to stand -- pardon me, let me borrow this for a second. You have to stand for something that lasts longer than this.
You have to stand for something positive. And you have to stand -- pardon me, let me borrow this from you for a second -- you have to stand for something that lasts longer than this.
Phase one has to be stopping Romney because the fact is, if he gets 1,144 votes, he's the nominee, fair and square. It's over.
I'm happy to say the Gingrich plan moves you towards $2.50 or less. The Obama plans moves you towards $9 or $10 or more.
I have develop add program for American energy. So no future president will ever bow to a Saudi King again, and so every American will look forward to $2.50 a gallon gasoline.
I've develop add program for American energy. So no future president will ever bow to a Saudi King again, and so every American will look forward to $2.50 a gallon gasoline.
I want to tell you this a second. What will become a challenge is we'll now have three or four days of the news media and they'll all say why doesn't Gingrich quit.
What will become a challenge is we'll now have three or four days of the news media and they'll all say why doesn't Gingrich quit.
If we win Alabama and we win Mississippi on Tuesday, for about the ninth time, the news media will suddenly be reporting a totally new race.





