Lost Jaguar

Newt Gingrich's Ex-Wife Goes Public: "''I can't handle a Jaguar right now.' He said that many times. 'All I want is a Chevrolet.''"

Oh. My. God !

"The next night, they sat talking out on their back patio in Georgia. She said, 'How do you give that speech and do what you're doing?'

'It doesn't matter what I do,' he answered. 'People need to hear what I have to say. There's no one else who can say what I can say. It doesn't matter what I live.'..."

"...The bottom line, she said, is that 'there's no way' he'll be president.

He could have been president, she explained. 'But when you try and change your history too much, and try and recolor it because you don't like the way it was or you want it to be different to prove something new . . . you lose touch with who you really are. You lose your way.'

Marianne Gingrich suggested that her ex-husband 'believes that what he says in public and how he lives don't have to be connected' and added, 'If you believe that, then yeah, you can run for president. ... He always told me that he's always going to pull the rabbit out of the hat.'

Gingrich's second wife zeroed-in on what she suggested might be her ex-husband's achilles' heel:

'He was impressed easily by position, status, money,' she says. 'He grew up poor and always wanted to be somebody, to make a difference, to prove himself, you know.'"


Now that's what Obama Care is here for: sickness. He deserves some sort of antibiotic, then a shot to the head.