- Rockefeller operative Newt Gingrich has played a major
part in all of our troubles -- the NEW "contract on America"
he is floating for his masters starkly confirms their anti-social
intentions.
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- Pay special attention to the proposal floated by Gingrich
for the Rockefeller interests that the US Census be cut back and questions
eliminated -- blinding the nation to what is being done to us economically
and democraphically. The effects of their crimes against us are being
hidden -- just as they have hidden the effects of economic crimes of monetary
policy when the stopped reporting and gethering the M3 and L money
supply statistic. This new Contract on America with the gutting of the
population census is itself a major crime -- if people will take the trouble
to understand it.
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- Not one person commented on what I wrote a few days
ago ('Answering Gingrich,' below) -- which of course fills me
with total despair -- I might as well be mumbling to myself in a padded
cell for all the reaction anything I put out gets amoung you. But
I know how busy your all are pushing Ron Paul.
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- Still, I know there is a solid core of intelligent people
of good will who have enough facts to have reached the right conclusions.
It is always too early to quit.
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- Dick Eastman
- Yakima, Washington
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- Answering Gingrich
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- By Dick Eastman
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- Newt Gingrich (soi-disant "Rockefeller Republican",
who went with Bill Clinton on every globalist measure in Congress, who
was on Richard Perle's Defense Policy Board with Wolfowitz and Kissinger
-- who planned in detail the War on Terror and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
wars BEFORE Sept. 11 happened and therefore must be an accomplice in the
frame-up) is now telling the nation that the Republicans are collapsing
because of opposition to Bush in Congress and that McCain is doing better
than the Republicans in general because of his independent stand on the
issues.
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- How ironic that after Waco when the nation turned against
Clinton and the militias formed and for the first time in decades the Democrats
were turned out of both houses of Congree and replaced by Republicans IN
REACTION TO CLINTON -- that through the greatest deceit in Congress up
to that time Gingrich was given personal credit for the victory -- as
if it was he himself personally who had accomplished the "revolution"
-- yes all of the media reinforced this lie -- and so Gingrich became
Speaker of the House and proceeded to give Clinton everything that the
bankers told Clinton to give us -- Gingrich backed Clinton on NAFTA and
everything else.
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- And he invented his own Contract with America --
a Rockefeller wish list -- and said that that bogus and poisonus contract
was what the Republican victory of 1994 was all about -- and he proceeded
to vote it in -- all of it against us, all of it poison to us -- right
down to the deregulation of the derivatives market which is so big a part
of the collapse of the American economy today. But low and behold he is
doing the same thing again -- he is pushing a Rockefeller wish list as
the GOP's only chance for averting disaster in November. He is telling
the Republican's that in order to win they must do what he knows
the people really want, a new contract with American which includes, for
example, "redirecting the oil being put into the national petroleum
reserve onto the open market" and " pledge to uphold the
presidential veto of bills with earmarks," and "overhaul the
census and cut its budget radically," and "implement a space-based,
GPS-style air traffic control system." Do you see what I mean about
Gingrich once again selling the Rockefeller agenda as "the will
of the people?"
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- And yes I myself heard Gingrich state on national
talk radio several years ago -- notwithstanding his wearing the
label "Conservative" and "Reaganite" declare
that has ALWAYS been a "Rockefeller Republican" and always
will be -- which of course is exactly the opposite of what Conservative
Republicans have stood for (Taft, Goldwater, even Nixon and Reagan)
-- so now this public enemy is telling us that the Republicans are going
to lose because they are not following McCain as closely as they should.
Never does he say that the ONLY reason any Republican would support McCain
is because of the terror they feel at the prospect of a Clinton victory
-- they would favor ANYBODY against THAT alternative -- but Gingrich
says McCain is stronger than the Congressional Republicans because the
GOP are not being independent like McCain is independent -- that is they
are not cleaving to McCain as McCain is cleaving to what Hillary is advocating
(as Gingrich clove to Bill Clinton) which is the Rockefeller globalist
line that is at war with the rest of us (and winning).
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- All it would take is 15 minutes of someone telling people
this on one of the big national talk radio shows and that would be the
end of Clinton-McCain-Gingrich and the beginning of draft Bob Bowman.
But that will never happen -- so if you know a Republican, mention this
to him. If you have a Republican Congressman in your district -- let
him know how wrong Mr. Gingrich is.
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- Dick Eastman
- Yakima, Washington
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- From: HumanEvents@HumanEventsOnline.com - Newt Gingrich
- To: olfriend@nwinfo.net
- Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 6:30 AM
- Subject: My Plea to Republicans
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- My Plea To Republicans -
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- It's Time for Real Change to Avoid Real Disaster
- By Newt Gingrich
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- The Republican loss in the special election for Louisiana's
Sixth Congressional District last Saturday should be a sharp wake up call
for Republicans: Either Congressional Republicans are going to chart a
bold course of real change or they are going to suffer decisive losses
this November.
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- The facts are clear and compelling.
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- Saturday's loss was in a district that President Bush
carried by 19 percentage points in 2004 and that the Republicans have held
since 1975.
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- This defeat follows on the loss of Speaker Hastert's
seat in Illinois. That seat had been held by a Republican for 76 years
with the single exception of the 1974 Watergate election when the Democrats
held it for one term. That same seat had been carried by President Bush
55-44% in 2004.
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- Two GOP Losses That Validate a National Pattern
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- These two special elections validate a national polling
pattern that is bad news for Republicans. According to a New York Times/CBS
Poll, Americans disapprove of the President's job performance by 63 to
28 (and he has been below 40% job approval since December 2006, the longest
such period for any president in the history of polling).
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- A separate New York Times/CBS Poll shows that a full
81 percent of Americans believe the economy is on the wrong track.
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- The current generic ballot for Congress according to
the NY Times/CBS poll is 50 to 32 in favor of the Democrats. That is an
18-point margin, reminiscent of the depths of the Watergate disaster.
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- Congressional Republicans Can't Take Comfort in McCain's
Poll Numbers
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- Senator McCain is currently running ahead of the Republican
congressional ballot by about 16 percentage points. But there are two reasons
that this extraordinary personal achievement should not comfort congressional
Republicans.
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- First, McCain's lead is a sign of the gap between the
McCain brand of independence and the GOP brand. No regular Republican would
be tying or slightly beating the Democratic candidates in this atmosphere.
It is a sign of how much McCain ... is a non-traditional Republican
that he is sustaining his personal popularity despite his party's collapse.
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- Second, there is a grave danger for the McCain campaign
that if the generic ballot stays at only 32 % for the GOP it will ultimately
outweigh McCain's personal appeal and drag his candidacy into defeat.
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- The Anti-Obama, Anti-Wright, and Anti-Clinton GOP Model
Has Been Tested -- And It Failed
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- The Republican brand has been so badly damaged that if
Republicans try to run an anti-Obama, anti- Reverend Wright, or (if Senator
Clinton wins), anti-Clinton campaign, they are simply going to fail.
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- This model has already been tested with disastrous results.
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- In 2006, there were six incumbent Republican Senators
who had plenty of money, the advantage of incumbency, and traditionally
successful consultants.
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- But the voters in all six states had adopted a simple
position: "Not you." No matter what the GOP Senators attacked
their opponents with, the voters shrugged off the attacks and returned
to, "Not you."
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- The danger for House and Senate Republicans in 2008 is
that the voters will say, "Not the Republicans."
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- Republicans Have Lost the Advantage on Every Single-Issue
Poll
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- A February Washington Post poll shows that Republicans
have lost the advantage to the Democrats on which party can handle an issue
better -- on every single topic.
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- Americans now believe that Democrats can handle the deficit
better (52 to 31), taxes better (48 to 40) and even terrorism better (44
to 37).
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- This is a catastrophic collapse of trust in Republicans
built up over three generations on the deficit, two generations on taxes,
and two generations on national security.
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- House Republicans Should Call an Emergency, Members-Only
Conference
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- Faced with these election results, the House Republicans
should hold an emergency members-only meeting. At the meeting, they should
pose this stark choice: Real change or certain defeat.
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- If a majority of the House Republicans vote for real
change, they should instruct Republican Leader John Boehner and his team
to come back with a new plan by the Wednesday before the Memorial Day recess.
This plan should involve real change in legislative, communications, and
campaign strategy and involve immediate, real action, including a complete
overhaul of the Congressional Campaign Committee. The House Republican
Conference would then vote for the plan or insist on its revision.
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- If a majority of the House Republicans are opposed to
acting then the minority who are activists should establish a parallel
organization dedicated to real change. This group should focus its energies
on creating the changes necessary to survive despite a conference with
a minority mindset that accepts defeat rather than fights for real change
(which is what we had when I entered Congress in 1978).
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- Nine Acts of Real Change That Could Restore the GOP Brand
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- Here are nine acts of real change that would begin to
rebuild the American people's confidence that Republicans share their values,
understand their worries, and are prepared to act instead of just talk.
The Republicans in Congress could get a start on all nine this week if
they had the will to do so.
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- Repeal the gas tax for the summer, and pay for the repeal
by cutting domestic discretionary spending so that the transportation infrastructure
trust fund would not be hurt. At a time when, according to The Hill newspaper,
Senator Clinton is asking for $2.3billion in earmarks, it should be possible
for Republicans to establish a "government spending versus your pocketbook"
fight over cutting the gas tax that would resonate with most Americans.
Lower taxes and less government spending should be a battle cry most taxpayers
and all conservatives could rally behind.
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- Redirect the oil being put into the national petroleum
reserve onto the open market. That oil would lower the price of gasoline
an extra 5 to 6 cents per gallon, and its sale would lower the deficit.
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- Introduce a "more energy at lower cost with less
environmental damage and greater national security bill" as a
replacement for the Warner-Lieberman "tax and trade" bill which
is coming to the floor of the Senate in the next few weeks (see my newsletter
next week for an outline of a solid pro-economy, pro-national security,
pro-environment energy bill). When the American people realize how much
the current energy prices are actually a "politicians' energy crisis"
they will demand real change in our policies.
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- Establish an earmark moratorium for one year and pledge
to uphold the presidential veto of bills with earmarks through the end
of 2009. The American people are fed up with politicians spending
their money. They currently believe both parties are equally bad. This
is a real opportunity to show the difference.
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- Overhaul the census and cut its budget radically. The
recent announcement that the Census Bureau could not build an effective
hand-held computer for $1.3 billion and is turning instead to 600,000 temporary
workers to do a paper and pencil census in 2010 is an opportunity to slash
its budget, shrink its bureaucracy, and turn to entrepreneurial internet-based
companies to build an information-age census. This is an absurdity that
cries out for bold, decisive reform (see my YouTube video "FedEx versus
federal bureaucracy" for an example of what I mean).
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- Implement a space-based, GPS-style air traffic control
system. The problems of the Federal Aviation Administration are symptoms
of a union-dominated bureaucracy resisting change. If we implemented a
space-based GPS-style air traffic system we would get 40% more air travel
with one-half the bureaucrats. The union has stopped 200,000,000 passengers
from enjoying more reliable air travel to protect 7,000 obsolete jobs.
This real change would allow the millions of frustrated travelers to have
champions in congress trying to help them get places better, safer, faster.
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- Declare English the official language of government. This
real change is supported by 87% of the American people including a majority
of Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and Latinos. It is an issue of
national unity that brings Americans together in a red, white, and blue
majority.
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- Protect the workers' right to a secret ballot. The
vast majority (around 81%) of Americans believe that American workers have
a right to have a secret ballot election before they are forced to join
a union. Last year the House Democrats passed a bill that would strip American
workers of the secret ballot. A new bill should be introduced reaffirming
that right, and it should be brought up again and again until marginal
Democrats are forced to vote with the American people against the union
power structure.
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- Remind Americans that judges matter. Senate Republicans
should mount an ongoing fight (including a filibuster of other activities
if necessary) to get the American people to realize that liberals want
to block all current judicial appointments in order to maximize the number
of left wing radical judges they can appoint if they win the White House. This
issue has three advantages. It reminds people that judges matter and that
a leftwing radical Supreme Court would be bad for the values of most (70
to 90 percent, depending on the issue) Americans. It shows the Democrats
are not engaged in fair play. It arouses the activism of those who have
been disappointed by Republicans and have forgotten how bad a liberal Democratic
Presidency would be.
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- What Is at Stake
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- No Republicans should kid themselves. It's time to face
up to a stark choice.
- Without change we could face a catastrophic election
this fall.
- Without change the Republican Party in the House could
revert to the permanent minority status it had from 1930 to 1994.
- Without change, the majorities of Americans who support
the Republican principle of smaller, more efficient, smarter and fairer
government will be in for a rude awakening.
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- It's time for real change to avoid a real disaster.
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- The "May Day Massacre": Can Liberals Govern
in a Global Economy?
- Despite the poor outlook for conservatives in our elections
this November, there is encouraging news from across the Atlantic. The
conservative wave sweeping Europe hit England last week when the liberal
Labor Party suffered its worst local election results in 40 years.
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- Boris Johnson became the first Conservative Party member
elected mayor of London when he defeated Labour candidate "Red"
Ken Livingstone. In contests for more than 4,000 local seats across England,
Conservatives captured 44 percent of the vote, compared to 25 percent for
the Liberal Democrats and just 24 percent for Labour.
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- This Conservative victory in England comes on the heels
of a history-making rout of the Communists and the Greens in parliamentary
elections Italy two weeks ago. And the Italian results follow center-right
victories in France (Sarkozy) and Germany (Merkel). The countries of so-called
"old" Europe are turning away from the liberal high tax, big
government policies that have crippled their economies and are turning
toward pro-growth, pro-competitive center-right solutions.
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- All of which raises the question: Can the Left successfully
govern in a modern, global economy? The voters of Europe seem to be saying
no.
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- - Newt Gingrich
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- P.S. -- Father's Day is just around the corner and there
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