Fox News is reporting that sources inside his campaign say presidential candidate Newt Gingrich will end his campaign next week.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
After losing big to Mitt Romney Tuesday, Newt Gingrich plans to formally leave the Republican presidental race next week, according to Fox news. It is also reported that he will "more than likely," endorse Romney when he makes the announcement. The decision comes on the heals of Romney sweeping the five primaries Tuesday, making it statistically impossible for Gingrich to prevent him for garnering the 1,144 delegates needed to secure the nomination. He is expected to complete his North Carolina schedule next week before making the formal announcement on Tuesday. So do you think Georgians will now get behind Mitt Romney? Gingrich, as a native son, was the popular choice in the March 6 primary in Georgia. Gwinnettians as well as Walton …
In Suwanee, Gingrich calls Georgia crucial to his election hopes.
Updated Feb. 19, 2012 Calling President Obama the "most dangerous president in modern American history," Newt Gingrich made bold statements on the current administration and his presidential plans in a speech Saturday in Suwanee. The talk followed an earlier Gingrich rally Saturday in Forsyth County. The former U.S. House speaker was introduced to the crowd of about 400 people at Collins Hill High by Atlanta-based businessman Herman Cain, who ended his presidential campaign in December and recently threw his support behind Gingrich. Attacking Obama on several fronts, Gingrich said the president "refuses to tell the truth about people who want to hurt us." He said Obama's approach to national defense "is the most destructive unilateral …
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Jesse Callihan
1:03 pm on Thursday, March 1, 2012
That success belongs to our military and our intelligence people. Obama had no choice in the decision. He didn't want to be like Clinton who passed on the opportunity to take out Bin Laden. I think he also agreed because of politics and not because it was the right thing to do. more ›