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As a day one supporter of Governor Palin I have, and maybe better stated, did have no lack of clarity about where she stood on the issues or where she was coming from.  In recent weeks as she’s toyed with everyone except Romney, she’s lost credibility.

Most recently she talked up Newt, now we see everyone jumping toward Santorum. Among the current batch of candidates the best conservative is Romney. Yes, scream all you want, but consider today’s new favorite, Santorum:

1. Lost his last election by more than 18%.
2. Lobbied for the health care industry.
3. Voted for the expensive Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit
4. Voted against National Right to Work legislation
5. Supported Spector over Toomey.
6. Sought medical malpractice limits except when it involved his wife, then asked for exception
7. In Congress, as Bachmann noted in the past, Santorum ‘stood for earmarks, stood for spending’
8. Santorum voted for the ‘bridge to nowhere’

About the only two things I can discern from reading here, at Free Republic, and elsewhere is that (1) Santorum is not from Mass. and (2) Santorum is not Mormon (with or without overt bigotry associated with this point). Seriously, is it acceptable to sell out everything for these two points?! And is religious bigotry, even veiled, acceptable? Shall we revisit the criticism of Palin speaking in tongues?

And Gingrich? That Palin would want anything to do with him is shocking.

1. Resigned in disgrace or, if you prefer, in failure and turned out by his own party.
2. Fined $300,000 for ethics violations or, as he prefers, he reimbursed the cost of the investigation. I’m sorry, unless you are incredibly rich, and even then if you are principled, you don’t pay $300,000 if you are innocent.
3. Bought into Gore’s AGW and sat on a Soro’s funded couch with Pelosi to support AGW
   fears.
4. Has spent more time in serial adulterous relationships than most people have spent
   in marriage.
5. Supports amnesty for illegal aliens
6. Earned $25,000 month and over $1.6 million lobbying for Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac. Or, as
   he prefers, serving as a historian.
7. As a lifelong politician, Gingrich revels people with his political history dating to the
   70s.
8. Claims Reagan’s mantle yet the Reagan diaries mention him only once and, at that,
   dismissively
9. Demonstrated arrogant hypocrisy for family values efforts by trying to impeach Clinton while
   carrying on an adulterous relationship themselves

Look, I supported Palin from day one but these two jokers are not Palin and it is a shame to see folks scamper after them, just like they did Cain, Perry, and Bachmann. Blind hate seems to be driving conservatives in their quest for someone other than Romney. Seriously, in my opinion, he actually looks incredibly good compared to Santorum and Gingrich.

Besides, he’s also got a 50-state organization, lots of funding, lots of support, and as he’s shown recently, he can dish it out in ads and in debates. Definitely put Gingrich in his place rather spectacularly more than once. He’ll hold his own against Obama, far better than baggage-laden Gingrich or Santorum.

Palin’s not running and we therefore are left to pick on principle and/or electability.  Both go to Romney.  If you seriously think either, and especially principle, goes to one of these others, please tell me how any of the above facts fits into your social and fiscal conservativism?

As I’m watching Newt take questions tonight in Las Vegas after his pitiful caucus showing, I’m dying to hear him asked about his campaign plans and strategy in Virginia and Missouri, especially as he is again repeatedly saying he plans to compete in every state.

Written regarding Newt’s press conference following his massive loss to Romney in Nevada.

Then again, Gingrich has lately villified the rich and capitalism, which has got to irk Trump.  Makes Trump the perfect person to tell Newt “You’re Fired!”