There's simply no polite way to say this: Newt Gingrich is a liberal.
The new entry into the GOP presidential sweepstakes is a smart fellow.
He is an impressive orator.
He's a good student of history.
He was a significant part of political history in 1994.
But Newt Gingrich is not Republican presidential timber for 2012.
Perhaps nothing better illustrates this point than his disagreement with Rep. Paul Ryan's alternative Republican budget.
Gingrich thinks it's too radical. He thinks it requires too much of a change from previous policy. He believes the federal government has some constitutional responsibility for the health care of individual Americans. And he believes Ryan's budget is too much of a sudden shift away from Barack Obama's tyrannical, top-down, illegal mandates.
This is crazy.
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Gingrich has completely disqualified himself from consideration by any conservative Republican.
He's a liberal.
And we don't need a liberal Republican president in 2013. That's the last thing we need.
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Self-proclaimed conservative Newt Gingrich could be the next Republican candidate for President, but with his unconstitutional track record, will he be right for America?
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