In a time when America is facing real challenges, Republicans should be working to help the incoming President succeed in meeting them, regardless of his Party.
From now until the inaugural, Republicans should be offering to help the President-elect prepare to take office.
Furthermore, once President Obama takes office, Republicans should be eager to work with him when he is right, and, when he is wrong, offer a better solution, instead of just opposing him.
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This ad is a terrible signal to be sending about both the goals of the Republican Party in the midst of the nation's troubled economic times and about whether we have actually learned anything from the defeats of 2006 and 2008.
Blah Blah Blah. Blow it out your arse Newt Gingrich. Just a little over a month or so ago you were trying to paint Obama as terrorist sympathizer and a socialist. In comparison I have to say that the RNC attack ad not only was lame but a lot tamer in its accusations. Newt Gingrich is the same race baiting Dixiecrat that he has always been and he is just trying to lull everyone in to a false sense of security so they actually pay attention to his wingnut fantasies again.
If you think I am the only one who is skeptical check out this comment from an unnamed Republican strategist who was asked his opinion on the letter from Sam Stein at the Huffington Post.
"I think that Newt wants a change at the RNC, and it is an intervention in the RNC race."
I couldn't have said it any better myself.
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The idea that this guy is slated for a comeback is a sad testament to how short the American attention span is. Does no one remember the mid-90s?
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