Zatch
12-16-2011, 09:59 PM
“This is the problem for me,” he said. “People have deluded themselves that Newt is a conservative. He’s not. He’s kind of a big government – in a benign sense, I’m not comparing him with Mussolini – but he is a totalitarian in the sense that he believes in interconnected government solutions for everything. And what I find – that’s why the Freddie Mac thing is not a small point.”
And his payday from government-sponsored enterprise Freddie Mac “embodied” his assertion, Steyn explained.
“I mean it makes me physically nauseous how a guy can be Speaker of the House for four years then take a big office on K Street and be given $1.8 million by Freddie Mac for doing nothing,” he added. “Newt in that sense embodies the worst aspect of American public service.”
http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/16/mark-steyn-gingrich-in-a-benign-sense-is-a-totalitarian/#disqus_thread
And his payday from government-sponsored enterprise Freddie Mac “embodied” his assertion, Steyn explained.
“I mean it makes me physically nauseous how a guy can be Speaker of the House for four years then take a big office on K Street and be given $1.8 million by Freddie Mac for doing nothing,” he added. “Newt in that sense embodies the worst aspect of American public service.”
http://dailycaller.com/2011/12/16/mark-steyn-gingrich-in-a-benign-sense-is-a-totalitarian/#disqus_thread