Newt...is that really you?
Sep 2, 2013 13:51:58 #
Sep 3, 2013 06:46:10 #
wrr wrote:
Good ole Newt will be hosting the new Crossfire on CNN...is this actually legal?
It is a smart move by CNN ... it saves them money ..... Newt can take both sides of an issue and argue against himself .... so .... CNN needs only one person for the show ..... but two desks .... it would be fun watching him move from the blue deck to the red desk ...... they might add two more desks so that he could alternate between moderate and conservative .... wow ... watch Newt change to four different politicians .....
Sep 3, 2013 08:01:40 #
Sep 3, 2013 11:51:01 #
"Newt can take both sides of an issue and argue against himself"
Actually, that would be a great idea. He would argue the conservative side of an issue, then turn around and argue the liberal side. That would illustrate that not all we hear and read from each side is the absolute truth.
Actually, that would be a great idea. He would argue the conservative side of an issue, then turn around and argue the liberal side. That would illustrate that not all we hear and read from each side is the absolute truth.
Sep 3, 2013 16:58:00 #
wrr wrote:
Good ole Newt will be hosting the new Crossfire on CNN...is this actually legal?
DEBJENROB wrote:
It is a smart move by CNN ... it saves them money ..... Newt can take both sides of an issue and argue against himself .... so .... CNN needs only one person for the show ..... but two desks .... it would be fun watching him move from the blue deck to the red desk ...... they might add two more desks so that he could alternate between moderate and conservative .... wow ... watch Newt change to four different politicians .....
I believe there are four different hosts, two of which will debate on a given program with two guests. 8-)
Sep 3, 2013 17:26:15 #
AggieRJM64 wrote:
"Newt can take both sides of an issue and argue against himself"
Actually, that would be a great idea. He would argue the conservative side of an issue, then turn around and argue the liberal side. That would illustrate that not all we hear and read from each side is the absolute truth.
Actually, that would be a great idea. He would argue the conservative side of an issue, then turn around and argue the liberal side. That would illustrate that not all we hear and read from each side is the absolute truth.
Does Newt have a contract with CNN? Or, a contract with America?? How will he argue with himself??? ROFL :mrgreen:
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