Newt: Clinton’s DNC Speech Could Be Seen As ‘Condemnation’ Of Obama
Newt Gingrich argued that former President Bill Clinton's well-received speech at the Democratic convention could be construed as a "condemnation" -- not an endorsement, as it was -- of President Obama.
"Think about it," Gingrich said on CNN's "State of the Union," summing up how he interpreted Clinton's message: "I had the longest period of economic growth in economic history; you didn't, Mr. Obama. I got to four balanced budgets by working with Republicans; you didn't, Mr. Obama."
"You can take his speech, spin it not very much, and it's actually a condemnation of the fact that Obama learned nothing ... out of the 2010 election."
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.. spin Clinton into an Obama adversary
and GOP ally.
You know, the lookingglass ploy.
Boy that'll sure work...
Bwahahahahahaaaaaaa!! 
They are now left to fill the void of their campaign with complete gibberish and the M$M will accept it as fact.
Am sure that Creepy Crawly agreed whole-heartedly with the adulterer Getrich. 
