I deleted the ones I don't believe will hurt him with the
 republican party. These might, which happens to be almost all of
 them. I plan to rewrite them to make them simpler and focus them
 on his lack of real committment to the republican party.

 You really don't think limiting the rights of Americans is going
 to hurt him with the republicans, do you?

 Though these two will probably only hurt him with the Ron Paul
 segment.

 MM> 07/30/2010 - Says that Iraq was just step one in defeating
 MM> the "Axis of Evil".

 MM> 08/03/2010 - Advocates attacks on Iran & North Korea.

 And this one:

 MM> 03/09/2011 - He blames his infidelity to multiple wives on
 MM> his passion for the country.

 Say's, "America made me do it."

 The rest may be a real challenge for him.

 MM> 04/02/1987 - He cosponsored the 1987 Fairness Doctrine

 MM> 10/22/1991 - He voted for an amendment that would create a
 MM> National Police Corps.

 MM> 03//1993 - He Voted for sending $1.6 Billion in foreign aid
 MM> to Russia.

 MM> 11/19/1993 - He voted for the NAFTA Implementation Act.

 MM> 11/27/1994 - He supported the GATT Treaty giving
 MM> sovereignty to the U.N.

 ...

 MM> 04/25/1996 - Voted for the single largest increase on
 MM> Federal education spending ($3.5 Billion)

 MM> 04/10/1995 - He supported Federal taxdollars being spent on
 MM> abortions.

 Even Obama is not doing that.

 ...

 MM> 02/15/2007 - He supported Bush's proposal for mandatory
 MM> carbon caps.

 MM> 09/28/2008 - Says if he were in office, he would have
 MM> reluctantly voted for the $700B TARP bailout.

 MM> 10/01/2008 - Says in an article that TARP was a "workout,
 MM> not a bailout."

 MM> 12/08/2008 - He was paid $300,000 by Freddie Mac to halt
 MM> Congress from bringing necessary reform.

 $1.6-$1.8mill last I heard. Totalled up. That $300K was for one
 year.

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 MM> 07/30/2010 - Says that Iraq was just step one in defeating
 MM> the "Axis of Evil".

 MM> 08/03/2010 - Advocates attacks on Iran & North Korea.

 ...

 MM> 11/15/2010 - He defended Romneycare

 ...

 MM> 01/30/2011 - He lobbied for ethanol subsidies.

 MM> 01/30/2011 - He suggested that flex-fuel vehicles be
 MM> mandated for Americans.

 MM> 02/13/2011 - He criticized Obama for sending less U.S.
 MM> taxdollars to Egypt.

 MM> 02/15/2011 - His book said that he believes man-made
 MM> climate-change and advocated creating "a new endowment for
 MM> conservation and the environment."

 MM> 03/09/2011 - He blames his infidelity to multiple wives on
 MM> his passion for the country.

 MM> 03/15/2011 - Says that NAFTA worked because it created jobs
 MM> in Mexico.

 MM> 03/19/2011 - He has no regrets about supporting Medicare
 MM> drug coverage. (Now $7.2T unfunded liability)

 MM> 03/23/2011 - He completely flip-flopped on Libyan
 MM> intervention in 16 days.

 MM> 03/25/2011 - He plans to sign as many as 200 executive
 MM> orders on his first day as president.

 MM> 04/25/2011 - He's a paid lobbyist for Federal ethanol
 MM> subsidies.

 MM> 05/12/2011 - He was more supportive of individual
 MM> health-care mandates than Mitt Romney.

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 MM> - Gingrich voted for an increase in the debt ceiling in
 MM> 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1984

 MM> - Gingrich voted to permit the Federal Reserve to purchase
 MM> Treasury Debt

 MM> - Bailed out savings and loan institutions in 1991. $40B
 MM> Bank bailout

 MM> - Gingrich voted to strengthen the federal home loan
 MM> agencies

 MM> - Gingrich voted for increased powers to the FDIC to bail
 MM> out struggling savings and loans through reorganization,
 MM> purchase of bad assets, or recapitalizatio n.

 MM> - Gingrich voted in favor of the Chrysler Bailout in 1979

 MM> - Gingrich voted for an oil windfall profits tax in 1979,
 MM> which was signed by Jimmy Carter.

 ...

 MM> - Gingrich voted for Jimmy Carters Energy Mobilization
 MM> Board.

 MM> - Gingrich voted for an increase in taxes on coal producers
 MM> in 1981

 MM> - Gingrich voted for a 5-cent increase in the gas tax to
 MM> fund highway and other mass-transit projects.

 MM> - Gingrich was one of the few who voted against the 1984
 MM> bill requiring the President and Congress to submit a
 MM> balanced budget

 MM> - Gingrich voted for a congressional pay raise

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