Link.
This was from a while back, but it kept getting bumped for timelier news.
Showing posts with label Ames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ames. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
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Monday, August 15, 2011
"An influx in donations" coming into Newt.org since the debate
"Gingrich claimed an influx in donations that's helped his campaign after his combative performance during the debate in Iowa,"The Hill wrote
Michael O'Brien quotes Newt:
Michael O'Brien quotes Newt:
"I took about two months of the elite media explaining I was dead. And, I'm still here," Gingrich said on Fox News. "The polls have started back up. We got many new donors coming out of Thursday night who went to Newt.org and gave money voluntarily. And, frankly, that's all been very helpful in rebuilding the campaign."
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Video of Frank Luntz discussing Newt's debate performance
Link.
Interesting to hear what he says about the straw poll -- "purely how many people you can get in a a tent at one time."
Luntz points out that five million people watched the debate, a much bigger number than the attendance of the straw poll.
Interesting to hear what he says about the straw poll -- "purely how many people you can get in a a tent at one time."
Luntz points out that five million people watched the debate, a much bigger number than the attendance of the straw poll.
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Monday, August 15, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Keep the Newt 2012 Momentum Going: An Action Plan
Wow.
Tonight was Newt at his best, and it is reflected in him being the winner of the debate according to most observers. (See my earlier post here for more reaction to the debate.)
But we, as Newt supporters, need to help the momentum going. Here is a little bit of how you can support -- remember: be with Newt, not for him -- Newt 2012:
First, if you have not already, go to Newt.org and sign up. Give money if you can.
If you are on Facebook:
-- "Like" Newt's page if you, unlike 144,054 people as of this moment, do not already.
-- Sign up on Newt Volunteer's page, Create Jobs Now: Repeal Dodd-Frank, and Team 10: Small Government, Big Citizens.
-- I help run a Newt supporter group on Facebook as well.
If you are on Twitter:
-- Follow Newt's personal account, Newt2012HQ, Newt2012IA, Newt2012NH, Newt2012SC, Newt2012FL, Newt2012NV, and Newt2012GA.
-- Here is a list I have created of Newt 2012 staffers. You can follow it by clicking here.
-- When tweeting about Newt, please try to include the hashtag #withNewt.
-- My own personal account: JoshGosser1776.
Of course, spread the word about Newt to your friends and family.
Also, and not to distract from official Newt 2012 business, but you can sign up for e-mail updates from this site. (The e-mail will come in the morning and contains all posts from the previous day. The e-mail subscription box will not show up when viewing this on a mobile device but otherwise will be on the right side of the screen.)
If you are not in one of the early primary states, you can also sign up on your state's page on Newt50States.com, which I run.
Tonight (well, last night) was great for the campaign. We need to keep it going.
#withNewt.
Tonight was Newt at his best, and it is reflected in him being the winner of the debate according to most observers. (See my earlier post here for more reaction to the debate.)
But we, as Newt supporters, need to help the momentum going. Here is a little bit of how you can support -- remember: be with Newt, not for him -- Newt 2012:
First, if you have not already, go to Newt.org and sign up. Give money if you can.
If you are on Facebook:
-- "Like" Newt's page if you, unlike 144,054 people as of this moment, do not already.
-- Sign up on Newt Volunteer's page, Create Jobs Now: Repeal Dodd-Frank, and Team 10: Small Government, Big Citizens.
-- I help run a Newt supporter group on Facebook as well.
If you are on Twitter:
-- Follow Newt's personal account, Newt2012HQ, Newt2012IA, Newt2012NH, Newt2012SC, Newt2012FL, Newt2012NV, and Newt2012GA.
-- Here is a list I have created of Newt 2012 staffers. You can follow it by clicking here.
-- When tweeting about Newt, please try to include the hashtag #withNewt.
-- My own personal account: JoshGosser1776.
Of course, spread the word about Newt to your friends and family.
Also, and not to distract from official Newt 2012 business, but you can sign up for e-mail updates from this site. (The e-mail will come in the morning and contains all posts from the previous day. The e-mail subscription box will not show up when viewing this on a mobile device but otherwise will be on the right side of the screen.)
If you are not in one of the early primary states, you can also sign up on your state's page on Newt50States.com, which I run.
Tonight (well, last night) was great for the campaign. We need to keep it going.
#withNewt.
Labels:
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Posted by
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Friday, August 12, 2011
Reaction to Newt's Ames Debate Performance
First, during the day, Katrina Trinko from National Review posted this picture:

Then, two Newt supporters in Iowa posted pictures of their views of the debate.
Jeremy Danilson:

Ashley Ervin:
Now onto the actual debate reaction. And what a positive reaction it was for Newt.
Among those saying Newt won: Craig Robinson of IowaRepublican.com, Iowa talk radio host Steve Deace, David Yepsen, pollster Frank Luntz, Pat Anderson, Rod D. Martin, Noel Sheppard, and Brent Bozell (who said Newt was "not just winning debate; he's crushing).
(For the full Newt2012HQ Twitter feed, in which many more calls of a Gingrich victory are included, click here.)
Some of my favorite tweets:
GregoryTapis:
JoNBCNews:
Strong_America (Strong America Now):
doesntmakecents:
Kensley_Stewart:
Newt's campaign also proved its adeptness on social media by posting Newt's record on Facebook, then putting the link on Twitter, within minutes in response to moderator Chris Wallace.
Here is a video clip of Newt from the debate, in which he rips the "Super Congress" idea.
I will post another video clip, though not from the debate, of Newt discussing the fight to recall three Iowa judges last year who usurped power and voted to legalize gay marriage. (All three were defeated.) During the debate, former Senator Rick Santorum said he was the only candidate there who helped in the recall effort.
In the following video (starting at about the 2:16 mark), Bryan Fischer says Newt was "very involved, very supportive" in the effort.
Link.
Then, two Newt supporters in Iowa posted pictures of their views of the debate.
Jeremy Danilson:
Ashley Ervin:
Now onto the actual debate reaction. And what a positive reaction it was for Newt.
Among those saying Newt won: Craig Robinson of IowaRepublican.com, Iowa talk radio host Steve Deace, David Yepsen, pollster Frank Luntz, Pat Anderson, Rod D. Martin, Noel Sheppard, and Brent Bozell (who said Newt was "not just winning debate; he's crushing).
(For the full Newt2012HQ Twitter feed, in which many more calls of a Gingrich victory are included, click here.)
Some of my favorite tweets:
GregoryTapis:
You are killing everybody tonight...I cannot wait to caucus
JoNBCNews:
Audience coming out of debate overwhelmingly say Gingrich came away winner.
Strong_America (Strong America Now):
@newtgingrich just mentioned Lean Six Sigma in the Fox News debate! We need more talk on real solutions!
doesntmakecents:
@newtgingrich is right. Our country should be about efficiency, not waste. Lean six sigma. @Newt2012HQ
Kensley_Stewart:
The BEST idea out of the debate: Newt- implement Lean Sigma-Six in all areas of government.
Newt's campaign also proved its adeptness on social media by posting Newt's record on Facebook, then putting the link on Twitter, within minutes in response to moderator Chris Wallace.
Here is a video clip of Newt from the debate, in which he rips the "Super Congress" idea.
I will post another video clip, though not from the debate, of Newt discussing the fight to recall three Iowa judges last year who usurped power and voted to legalize gay marriage. (All three were defeated.) During the debate, former Senator Rick Santorum said he was the only candidate there who helped in the recall effort.
In the following video (starting at about the 2:16 mark), Bryan Fischer says Newt was "very involved, very supportive" in the effort.
Link.
Labels:
Ames,
Ames Debate,
Iowa
Posted by
Josh Gosser
at
Friday, August 12, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Photos of Newt's crowds in Iowa (hint: not exactly lacking in size)
Newt's spokesman, Rick Tyler, has posted these pictures to his Twitter account the past couple of days:
Ames
Atlantic
Carroll
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Marshalltown
Waterloo
In Marshalltown, the room was over capacity so a wall had to be opened up to allow more chairs.
Ames
Atlantic
Carroll
Council Bluffs
Marshalltown
Marshalltown
Waterloo
In Marshalltown, the room was over capacity so a wall had to be opened up to allow more chairs.
Labels:
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Atlantic,
Carroll,
Council Bluffs,
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Rick Tyler,
Waterloo
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Friday, May 20, 2011
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