November 22nd, 2011
04:05 PM ET
9 years ago
Is Gingrich's 'NewtHampshire' site too little, too late?
Editor's note: Micah Sifry is co-founder of the Personal Democracy Forum, a website that examines how technology is changing politics, and the author of "WikiLeaks and the Age of Transparency." This commentary is part of a series of "Campaign Tech" articles that will run through 2012 and explore technology's role in the presidential election
(CNN) - Having surged to the top of national polls of likely Republican voters, Newt Gingrich's campaign for president is hoping to capitalize on the attention with a sophisticated website aimed solely at New Hampshire voters called, appropriately enough, NewtHampshire.com.
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That's so cute!
"Is Gingrich's 'NewtHampshire' site too little, too late?"
No. It is "TOO MUCH, EVER" Crawl back under your rock, Netwered.
When I hear the words "Newt" and "site" in the same sentence I think of a toxic waste dump,not the internet. I think that Newt's arrogance, bombastic utterances and questionalbe ethics might qualify him as a "Superfund" clean-up site and he would probably agree to it if the price was right.
No Newt! Not Now! Never!
Haa!! This clown and the rest of the clowns are done! Obama 2012
where is that Herman "where's my" Cain?
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.