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To: KLP who wrote (467283)	1/25/2012 12:21:09 PM
From: Neeka	2 Recommendations Respond to of 793532

Put up or shut up! "Gingrich: Pelosi comments 'hysterical' By David Eldridge - The Washington Times Wednesday, January 25, 2012 Newt Gingrich, responding Wednesday to comments from House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi that he has no shot at winning the presidency, said his campaign makes his former House colleague and other Democrats "hysterical." "As my campaign has gotten stronger, the attacks have become more hysterical and more factually incorrect," Mr. Gingrich said in an interview Wednesday with The Washington Times-affiliated "America's Morning News" radio program. Mrs. Pelosi, like Mr. Gingrich a former speaker of the House, said on CNN this week that a Gingrich presidency "will never happen." Asked how she could be so confident, the California Democrat said, without further explanation: "There's something I know." Mrs. Pelosi, who served on the House Ethics Committee when it reprimanded Mr. Gingrich in 1997, referenced that investigation when she offered up similar comments about Mr. Gingrich last month. Mr Gingrich challenged Mrs. Pelosi to "put up or shut up." "I have no idea what she's talking about, I don't think she has any idea what she's talking about. But bring it on," the GOP presidential front-runner told hosts John McCaslin and Dana Mills. "When you're a left-wing Democrat, the prospect of a Gingrich presidency is really sort of like a nightmare. And they're right. My goal is to go to Washington to change it, not just to get along with the old order." washingtontimes.com