michellemalkin.com - 8/7/2008
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... argues. Gingrich and Pelosi looked cozy in a recent TV ad promoting action on climate change, but Gingrich has apparently ended the love-fest by blasting Pelosi’s refusal to allow an up-or-down vote on oil drilling, Michelle Malkin proclaims, deeming the criticism a “break up.” But Gingrich may have been unrealistic when he predicted, in the same breath, that Democrats would capitulate and allow a vote this fall, Hot Air’s ...
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