Tag Archives: Newt Gingrich

Newt Gingrich, Creep

Newt’s an unethical creep. Here’s more proof, if you needed it. (I didn’t.) Continue reading

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Newt Gingrich’s Desperate, Dishonest, Irresponsible Pitch

Newt’s best argument for being the nominee is a lie. Continue reading

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“Baby-Killing” Ethics

Why treat newborns any differently than late-term embryos? Continue reading

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Forget About “Minority Report”—The Sure Fire Way To Stop Pre-Crime Is To Round Up Newt Gingrich Supporters

Forget about those psychics in the tank—we can spot pre-criminals by their support of Newt. Continue reading

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And May The Best Man Win

Stay classy, Newt Gingrich. Continue reading

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Ethics Hero: Wolf Blitzer

As Newt tries the same cynical ploy once too often. Continue reading

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Newt Gingrich and the Import of the Outright Lie

What does it really mean when a politician is willing to lie to the American people? Continue reading

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Post-South Carolina Confession

I am shirking my duties. Continue reading

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The Marianne Gingrich Ethics Train Wreck

The Marianne Gingrich interview drama embarrassed everyone involved, whether they know it or not. Continue reading

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Republican Nomination Ethics Points, 1/18/2012

Four ethics issues on a lively day in the GOP presidential race. Continue reading

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