He's not going anywhere anyway, imo.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/01/25/1058318/-Mitt-Romney-falls-into%C2%A0Nancy%C2%A0Pelosis%C2%A0trap?detail=hide&via=blog_1

and yes it is a think of beauty.

Gingrich: ‘Most Of The Asians,’ Some Latinos, But Not Many African Americans Understand Entrepreneurship
By Marie Diamond posted from ThinkProgress Justice on Jan 24, 2012 at 12:00 pm
GOP contender Newt Gingrich has built up quite a record of making derogatory, racially-charged remarks on the campaign trail. He frequently derides President Obama as a “food stamp president” and said he would go to the NAACP and tell African Americans they should “demand paychecks and not be satisfied with food stamps.” Last week he said work is a “strange, distant concept” to Fox anchor Juan Williams, who had the audacity to ask Gingrich at a recent debate if he understood why blacks might be offended by his remarks.
More than 40 Catholic leaders recently challenged Gingrich to “stop perpetuating ugly racial stereotypes” with his divisive rhetoric.
For Gingrich, perpetuating ugly racial stereotypes is nothing new. Today, the Huffington Post reports that at the height of Gingrich’s power in Congress, one of his major speeches had to be edited to remove a racist characterization of Asians, Latinos, and black Americans:
But before Gingrich could deliver his grand new theory of American civilization to the public in a 1993 speech, his deeply divisive racial stereotypes would need to be removed.
“For poor minorities, entrepreneurship in small business is the key to future wealth,” Gingrich wrote by hand in a first draft. “This is understood thoroughly by most of the Asians, partially by Latinos, and to a tragically small degree by much of the American black community.” [...]
By the time a member of Gingrich’s staff typed up the notes and prepared the speech for delivery at the National Review Institute, the racial stereotypes were gone.



Is this 'nuff?

We're lucky to have her.

he's excited; sweat beading up on his forehead and hands shaking so bad he can barely make the call. Nancy answers and says "Mittens? Why are you calling me?"

In a whisper, Mittens stammers around then says "Please tell me what you know about Newt, please please please! I have to know now! I'll do anything you want!"

Nancy chuckles and hangs up the phone.

He probably doesn't even think he did anything unethical when he was stripped of his speaker's position. He seems honestly unable to comprehend anything that doesn't directly interest him or fits in his personal narrative. Which probably wasn't a big deal when he was a "team player" and could create his own script under supervision, but in a leadership role, sticks out like a sore thumb.

Ethics? Those change from minute to minute, if you're the type of person who can't concieve that anything you do could possibly be wrong...

Haele

...trap for the guy in a second.

This is getting interesting