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'G' is for 'Gingrich'An excerpt from You Don't Know Me: A Citizen's Guide to Republican Family Values
For shock value, we could have chosen the letter "P," but we chose "G" for Radar instead, because you find under this letter the heading "Gingrich Family Values." It is the longest entry in the book, because the information concerning former Republican speaker of the house Newt Gingrich's tawdry escapades in this regard is by far the most extensive of any Republican political figure included. Discover the real reason for his visit to the hospital when his wife was just getting out of cancer surgery, what he was up to sexually while he was trying to get President Clinton impeached, why his church had to take up a collection for one of his ex-wives, and the importance of his "little boy smile." Bottom line, the leader of the so-called "Republican Revolution" is almost as much of a reprobate as any of our pedophiles. 
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