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Why would you want a newt in the oval office? It was bad enough having a chimp in the office for the past 8 years. Let alone the idea of allowing a newt to take over the country.

Why would you want a newt in the oval office? It was bad enough having a chimp in the office for the past 8 years. Let alone the idea of allowing a newt to take over the country.

Now I wonder why a Canadian is concerned with USA policies/presidents..... Just curious.
. . . He committed adultery - cheating on his second wife . . .

He committed adultery - cheating on his second wife. He had good chances but he blew his chances.
I've admitted that he is a good in the bed.I'm not defending Newt (not at all) but I want to make a clarification. Jackie Gingrich didn't die.Take it a step further, Brian. He not only committed adultery on his wife, he asked her for a divorce on her deathbed, as she was dying of cancer....
I'm not defending Newt (not at all) but I want to make a clarification. Jackie Gingrich didn't die.
"It's hard now for Jackie Gingrich to talk about her life with Newt. Her daughters are grown, and though she talks with them regularly by phone, Jackie lives alone in Carrollton, still teaching, and tutoring at night. She no longer has any contact with Gingrich whom she refers to as "the congressman." "I do not talk to him, he does not talk to me, and I do not even get junk mail from the office." "
frontline: the long march of newt gingrich: good newt, bad newt
You're welcome; I'm glad that she survived.I stand corrected. Thank you, Reba!

Interesting to see this old thread. As Reba already pointed out, Jackie wasn't on her death bed. Newt's daughter sets it straight.
Setting the Record Straight by Jackie Gingrich Cushman on Creators.com - A Syndicate Of Talent

MARIETTA, Ga. (AP)–Rep. Newt Gingrich has settled a lawsuit brought by his former wife.
Jacqueline B. Gingrich has alleged in January that the Republican congressman failed to pay his $1,300 monthly alimony on a timely basis along with premiums on a life insurance policy for her.
In the settlement, Gingrich agreed to make his ex-wife a beneficiary of the first $100,000 of coverage in his life insurance policy, his spokesman, Allen Lipsett, said Monday.
Gingrich who is House minority whip, stopped paying on the policy after his lawyer advised him it was no longer necessary under the terms of the 1981 divorce, Lipsett said in January after the lawsuit was filed.
Marianne and Newt Gingrich have acknowledged pain in their marriage before. But the apparent end of their 18-year union came as a series of shocks nonetheless to the woman who had stood by her man during his stormy tenure as speaker of the House of Representatives.
Marianne Ginther Gingrich was visiting her childhood home in Ohio in early May to celebrate her mother's 84th birthday when her husband phoned. After offering birthday wishes to his mother-in-law, Gingrich asked to speak to his wife. Virginia Ginther soon found her daughter in tears.
"I said, 'Marianne, what's wrong?'‚" Ginther recalled yesterday. She said Marianne replied: "He doesn't want me as his wife anymore."
There was a second jolt soon after. Newt Gingrich, now 56, informed his wife that he was having an affair with a congressional aide, a woman 23 years his junior, Ginther said.
"I was totally shocked," Marianne Gingrich, 48, said yesterday in an interview from her home in Marietta, Ga. "I had no idea."
This week, a judge in Georgia gave Marianne's divorce attorneys permission to question Gingrich and Callista Bisek, of Arlington, about their relationship.