Gingrich Slightly Less Flip-Floppy than Romney
Mitt Romney attacked the position Newt Gingrich took on immigration -- let's not deport everybody -- in last week's debate, but he backed the same idea in 2006.
A lot of Herman Cain's problems on the campaign trail have come from the fact that he doesn't seem to use the same dictionary as the rest of us.
Mitt Romney attacked the position Newt Gingrich took on immigration -- let's not deport everybody -- in last week's debate, but he backed the same idea in 2006.
At Tuesday's Republican debate, Gingrich didn't call for making all illegal immigrants citizens, or even allowing all 11 million or so to stay in America, but for some who've been here for decades to get "red cards," establishing a special new class of non-citizens. For this, he is "brave."
Newt Gingrich has pitched himself as an ideas man, and as his presidential campaign accelerates, so does the rate of the generation of his ideas.
Court issues a temporary stay on several provisions of the strict immigration law.
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The GOP hopeful met with the lawman with a reputation for tough treatment of illegal immigrants
New Mexico governor's own grandparents came to the U.S. illegally
He's topped Bush's last 28 months in office by about 200,000
She has not yet ruled the anti-immigration legislation unconstitutional
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