Advice for the Gingrich Team:
1. When given a few moments on TV dont waste those on subjects of :
A. Personal protection ( makes everyone feel uptight ). even if it is pertinent
B. Cutting Taxes or Growing Taxes people want to trust that you are to balance the budget in a humane and acceptable way. cutting a bad word, growing when it comes to how much we pay also bad.
C. Dont talk down to liberals for often the funnest and most learned times of our lives comes from spending money, learning and entertaining and these are all liberal concepts. DO say that with a thriving economy we can be a hell of alot more liberal in our personal lives ( subject of liberty ) and afford it to boot.
D. Focus and enhance americas position in making products and services and how just brokering or retailing those deals is not enough to thrive.
E. Energy and Gas policy to keep us at 2.50 per gallon an excellent topic, well said stick to that one point. Dont just drive the drilling point home that turns people off.
F. Forget bashing or talking about where the money comes from for campaigns, people ( unfortunately ) dont care about where the money comes from for your shave cream in the morning they just want to back someone who will better their lives.
G. Debates alone have been muddled enough due to strange information exchanges to all candidates, so touch on your key points and dont accept no or defeat based upon a few dozen billionaires and a heavy funded "super Pac".
H. The concept of being american or promoting american "values" is an old republican concept that has been washed out due to the fact that people are working longer hours for shorter wages. This can be improved however... Focus on that. Most peoples idea of america are the four walls they stare at everyday working to excess. hehe ( tongue and cheek ).
Theres alot more but this is enough for one sitting or helping.
Good luck, strength is in more than money, it is in spirit, emotions, intellect, knowing there is much to look forward to, and knowing you are doing right by your voters.
