Gingrich was the IT guy, full of ideas, but will it do him any good?

Ron Paul once again reiterated his libertarian memes and shared that the one misconception about him is that he is unelectable - the Jedi Master of the pack.

6 takeways from the GOP Mesa Debate

5 Things We Learned From Wednesday's Debate

“It surely is no accident that so many of the most successful individuals are first or only children,” wrote Holdren and the Ehrlichs, “nor that children of large families (particularly with more than four children), whatever their economic status, on the average perform less well in school and show lower I.Q. scores than their peers from small families.”

Holdren and the Ehrlichs published "Human Ecology" with W.H. Freeman and Company in 1973. In June 2000, a study published in American Pyschologist debunked the notion that children in larger families have lower I.Q.s. But when Holdren appeared in the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee in 2009 for a confirmation hearing on his appointment to run the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, he continued to argue for the benefits of “smaller families” on other bases.

Land said there is a huge double standard about fairness and balance to people of faith relative to President Obama and his cheerleaders in the mainstream media.  Ingraham said this turns off the public.  He said the unprecedented response to the fight for religious freedom and conscience.  He said that with the Obama administration, anything that comes in conflict with their sexual agenda, they seek to clamp down on religious freedom.  He prediets that if Obamacare stays in place, Americans will not live as long and will be in more pain.  Land said he encouraged Mitt Romney to make a sincere speech about his Mormon faith during the 2008 presidential campaign and to redirect the media back to the various church leaders if they have questions about a faith.  He said the media will hang the weird label on Romney for his faith.  Ingraham said all the GOP candidates should stand up for eath other on this topic.

Land said this will be the ugliest and dirtiest race on record.

Barone said there is no sign of the GOP race ending any time soon.  He said Santorum isn't as vulnerable to take downs as Gingrich due to his vulnerabilities.  He said Santorum has committed unforced errors with his social issues statements.  He said that Santorum is declining in Michigan while Ingraham pointed out that Romney has had to spend a ton of money in Michigan to claw back.  She noted that Santorum is very popular with the Tea Party and that Romney hasn't turned them on.  Ingraham asked how many people who won four states.  Barone said that Santorum seems to be undermining himself and Ingraham said the media is pushing this meme.  

Amazon has a number for sale in its health section.  Some are for the purpose of preventing sex and others for bondage exercises, according to Vanity Fair's investigation.

Gingrich said the key question for Americans is if the government should tell you what to do regardless of your beliefs.  He said that President Obama is ideologically radical in the mold of Saul Alinsky.  He doesn't know what he believes save by his policies.  He pointed to his extreme energy and environmental policies.  

Gingrich said language is key in questions asked and answers given.  He said he was trying to talk about energy while contraception is the issue he's being asked about.  Ingraham said Gingrich has been brilliant in framing the issues.  

Priorities USA raised a paltry $59,000 in January, Federal Election Commission filings showed, and that amount came almost entirely from one longtime Obama supporter, John W. Rogers, who donated $50,000.

The disappointing figures were a sharp contrast with the tens of millions of dollars raised by the political action committees, or PACs, that support Republican presidential candidates.

Given that Mrs. Alford had first hand intimate research data literally at her finger tips it would seem her book is more legitimate than other historians or pundits, including Chris Matthews.

If Rick Santorum wasn't such a gutless cheicken hawk and actually served in our military he might have a scintilla of credibility.