Tag Archives: Newt Gringrich

They’re for Romney, but reluctantly

By Tom Crawford | Published: April 25, 2012

Mitt Romney has probably wrapped up the GOP nomination for president, but in a most grudging fashion . . .

Read Tom's Blog | Tags: Herman Cain , Mitt Romney , Newt Gringrich , nomination , Republican base , Rick Perry , Rick Santorum

Political Notes – Union Leader endorses Gingrich, but is that a bad omen?

By Tom Crawford | Published: November 28, 2011

Newt Gingrich scores an important newspaper endorsement for the New Hampshire Republican primary . . .

Tags: Georgia demographics , Manchester Union Leader , Mitt Romney , Nathan Deal , New Hampshire primary , Newt Gringrich

Gingrich passes Cain in latest presidential polls

By Tom Crawford | Published: November 14, 2011

Cain is down, Gingrich is up in the latest presidential polls among likely Republican voters . . .

Tags: cnn , GOP polls , Herman Cain , Mitt Romney , Newt Gringrich , PPP

Political Notes – Cain’s the straw poll winner in Perry

By Tom Crawford | Published: August 29, 2011

Herman Cain was the winner in a straw poll held by Georgia Republicans over the weekend; were the T-SPLOST referendums set up to fail from the start? . . .

Tags: 14th Congressional District race , Georgia Republican straw poll , Herman Cain , Newt Gringrich , Ron Paul , T-SPLOST votes , Tom Graves

Political Notes: Newt, the eternal tease

By Tom Crawford | Published: March 2, 2011

Here we go again: the latest round of media reports and denials about a Newt Gingrich presidential “campaign” . . .

Tags: Casey Cagle ethics complaint , David Shafer , Harold Stassen , Nathan Deal , Newt Gringrich , zero-based budgeting