Thursday, November 17, 2011

How Seriously Should We Take Gingrich?

How Seriously Should We Take Gingrich?:

Not very, according to Alex Massie. Jonathan Bernstein agrees. Even if Newt won't win the nomination, Steven Kornacki thinks the Gingrich boomlet matters:



[H]is surge is still significant, if only because it makes it harder for any other candidate to claim the default non-Romney role that they’ve all been scrambling for. This is probably a development the Romney campaign welcomes; they probably figure that Newt, with his self-destructive tendencies and lack of a real campaign organization and meaningful establishment support, would be easy to marginalize if he’s their main rival once the primaries and caucuses actually start.




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