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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views.
He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. |
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Is this part of an article? It pretty much the article, got it in an email from the liberal group CREDO. |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, I dont believe most statements that use 'all' or 'always' or 'never' or 'none' politicians are people , and just as some people are crooked and some honest, I imagine the same is true of politiicans |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, I dont believe most statements that use 'all' or 'always' or 'never' or 'none' politicians are people , and just as some people are crooked and some honest, I imagine the same is true of politiicans Only the ones you agree with, bias is rampant when it comes to politics. |
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Edited by
Seakolony
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Mon 01/30/12 01:06 PM
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, I dont believe most statements that use 'all' or 'always' or 'never' or 'none' politicians are people , and just as some people are crooked and some honest, I imagine the same is true of politiicans Only the ones you agree with, bias is rampant when it comes to politics. I agree, as it is for humans who arent politicians, it is also for humans who are bias is rampant,,, |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, Well at least it wont go back to the bigotry of the 1800's......Bigotry will never die....because too many people pay it forward....practice it.....pull it out.....and hide behind words meant to deceive |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, Well at least it wont go back to the bigotry of the 1800's......Bigotry will never die....because too many people pay it forward....practice it.....pull it out.....and hide behind words meant to deceive haaa, well thats an optomistic view of it yeah, jim crow bigotry was probably better than slavery, but I dont want to go back to either,,, |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, Well at least it wont go back to the bigotry of the 1800's......Bigotry will never die....because too many people pay it forward....practice it.....pull it out.....and hide behind words meant to deceive haaa, well thats an optomistic view of it yeah, jim crow bigotry was probably better than slavery, but I dont want to go back to either,,, Me either, but it won't ever die......too many hold on to it, practice it, accuse it, use it |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, Well at least it wont go back to the bigotry of the 1800's......Bigotry will never die....because too many people pay it forward....practice it.....pull it out.....and hide behind words meant to deceive haaa, well thats an optomistic view of it yeah, jim crow bigotry was probably better than slavery, but I dont want to go back to either,,, Me either, but it won't ever die......too many hold on to it, practice it, accuse it, use it true, I dont expect it to completely die, but I do expect us to continue attacking it where we find it,,, |
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Newt Gingrich is back — with his noxious, heartless, and even racist views. He’s scolding black Americans, saying they ought to seek paychecks, not food stamps (even though more whites get food stamps than blacks). He thinks poor children should clean bathrooms to earn money. He’d like to defund Planned Parenthood, privatize Medicare and abolish the EPA and Energy departments. He’s proposed cutting off aid to single moms and sending their kids to orphanages. His own lack of ethics is no secret. His colleagues in the House of Representatives voted 395-28 to fine him $300,000 for ethics violations and for lying to them — the first time in history the House disciplined its own Speaker for ethical wrongdoing. But that public disgrace — in January 1997 — did not stop AT&T from donating money to help re-elect Gingrich in 1998. Add to that AT&T’s track record of giving cash to the Republican presidential nominee in the 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008 elections — and not donating a dime to the Democratic nominee.1 All of which begs the question: If Newt Gingrich ends up being the Republican nominee in 2012, will AT&T pump cash into his campaign coffers? CREDO abhors — and fights — unethical, right-wing extremists like Gingrich with an activist network 2.5 million strong. And we’ve raised more than $70 million for progressive nonprofits like Mercy Corps, Planned Parenthood and the ACLU. In fact, we’re the largest corporate donor to Planned Parenthood, with more than $2 million in donations over the years. doesnt matter really, this whole election will be one giant step back to the division and bigotry of the sixties and fifties,,, Well at least it wont go back to the bigotry of the 1800's......Bigotry will never die....because too many people pay it forward....practice it.....pull it out.....and hide behind words meant to deceive haaa, well thats an optomistic view of it yeah, jim crow bigotry was probably better than slavery, but I dont want to go back to either,,, Me either, but it won't ever die......too many hold on to it, practice it, accuse it, use it true, I dont expect it to completely die, but I do expect us to continue attacking it where we find it,,, 
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