Callista Gingrich

Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley and former GOP candidate Newt Gingrich discuss the 2012 race with NBC’s David Gregory.Add this to your queueAdded: Sun May 27 18:19:15 UTC 2012Air date: Sun May 27 18:18:57 UTC 2012Duration: 17:18Read Full Story

I told Newt not to run. Now all our donors to Newt, Inc. are abandoning us and Newt and I are back in bankruptcy court. Newt wants me to sell some of my Tiffany's bling, but that is way over the line. I'll have to find another husband who can support my lifestyle. Newt and I will be heading to divorce court after the bankruptcies. If you think this scenario is far fetched, it isn't. Against the advice of his campaign advisers, Newt took his wife on a luxury cruise to Greece during the...Read Full Story

(Reuters) - ATLANTA - When he entered the race for the Republican presidential nomination in May 2011, Newt Gingrich was the prosperous head of a small empire commonly known as Newt Inc, which included both for-profit consultancies and nonprofit foundations. Altogether, these entwined ventures pulled in more than $110 million over the past decade. Now the vestiges of this empire are mired in debt, as is Gingrich's campaign fund. A bankruptcy proceeding under way in Atlanta will determine...Read Full Story

Telegraph.co.ukGingrich officially suspends campaignFox NewsNewt Gingrich officially suspended his GOP presidential campaign Wednesday, the last stop on a rollercoaster ride that eventually ended with a string of losses over the past two months. “It has been an amazing year for me and (wife) Callista,” said ...Newt Gingrich ends presidential bidCBC.caSantorum wants promises from Romney before backingCorpus Christi Caller TimesKCTV 5Newt Gingrich ends his presidential campaignKCTV Kansas...Read Full Story

Happy Tax Day, says Ted Nesi. Meanwhile, our own Tom Sgouros uses the occasion to report that the Tax Foundation says Rhode Islanders have the second lowest tax burden in the region. Speaking of Tax Day, this from Ocean State Action: “Years of misguided tax policy that benefit Rhode Island’s highest income earners have starved our state of revenue, leading to budget deficits, cuts to cities and towns and critical programs like services for the developmentally disabled, higher college tuition...Read Full Story