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The conservative Union Chief dings Romney s economic concept.
The Salt Lake Tribune proceeds its fantastic series within the Huntsmans.
Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Huntsman s former marketing campaign supervisor and chief of workers,endorses Romney.
The Gingrich marketing campaign is in financial debt, must depend on volunteers and frugality. (Pictured within the 2nd hyperlink: Newt disembarking a non-public jet in Cedar Rapids.)
Ron Paul s disdain for unfastened financial coverage generates aninterestingtheory on how to temporarily dodge the debt ceiling.
Jamie Dimon is really a welfare queen.
The Obama administration detained a terrorism suspecton OBDIIF to Open a Navy shipfor two months.
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Newt Gingrich’s Battle with the GOP ‘Establishment’

On Tuesday morning, former Vice President Dan Quayle endorsed Mitt Romney, as did California Congressmen Jerry Lewis, Ken Calvert and Brian Bilbray. On Monday morning, Tennessee Congressmen Jimmy Duncan, autel maxidiag Diane Black and Phil Roe announced their support. In the past month Senators Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, New Hampshires Kelly Ayotte and John Thune of South Dakota have endorsed the former Massachusetts governor, as have 28 officials from Missouri, 15 from New Hampshire, 19 from Indiana, eight Nevada state senators, former Senator John Danforth, former Iowa Gov. Robert Ray and Representatives Charlie Bass of New Hampshire, Illinoiss Robert Dold and Pennsylvanias Jim Gerlach. If there is a GOP establishment left after 2010 s Tea Party revolution, it is backing Mitt Romney.
So, given the meteoric rise of Newt Gingrich, is it any surprise that some of the former Speakers former colleagues this week have started to beat him back? On Fox News Sunday, Senator Tom Coburn, whose 2003 book Breach of Trust took Gingrich to task, panned the former Speaker. I am not inclined to be a supporter of Newt Gingrich having served under him for