1.23.12 (Part 1) Real Estate 360 Live With Louis Cammarosano

Louis discusses how the networks were able to project Newt Gingrich the winner of the South Carolina primary based on exit polls. Ryan notes that Texas governnor Rick Perry has dropped out and has endorced Newt Gingrich. Ryan notes that Romney is attacking Gingrich based on his relationship with Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Louis notes that in Iowa and New Hampshire Gingrich was crushed as a result of the focus of voters on Newt Gingrich's activities with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mae. Louis notes that during the South Carolina primary process, when the focus moved away from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and towards Mitt Romney's activities at Bain Capital, the voters shifted away from Romney and towards Gingrich. Louis notes that Gingrich benefited in South Carolina from appearing strong in responding to a debate question relating to his personal life. Louis notes, however, that Gingrich won't be able to win based on those types of answers. Louis notes that as the attention shifts back to Gingrich's activities at Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, Romney will benefit and Gingrich will suffer. Louis notes that Gingrich is the non Romney flavor of the month-his predecessors being Santorum, Cain, Perry and Bachman. Louis notes that Republicans are looking for a conservative alternative to Romney. Louis notes that as people peek under the cover they will notice that Santorum and Gingrich are not as conservative as they claim. Louis notes that Ron Paul has been consistent in his view for 30 years and that his support in the polls has not fluctuated wildly like the other candidates and has grown steadily. Louis notes that the media constantly discusses Ron Paul's supposed non electability but never discussed the electability of the other candidates like Herman Cain whose qualifications including running a "pizza palour", Michelle Bachman who has only been in congress a few years and Mitt Romney who was governor of a state that instituted "RomneyCare" a pre cursor to "ObamaCare" which is anathama to conservatives and Newt Gingirch with 20 years of "baggage". Louis notes that Ron Paul has won 12 elections to congress and has increased his vote totals by 4-5X since 2008 in New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina. Ryan notes that Ron Paul's issues, excessive spending, civil liberties, the Federal Reserve have not been discussed much in the campaigns and the debates. Louis notes that the Tea Party came into existence largely as a protest against the bail outs an the irony that the two front runners Romney and Gingrich were in favor of them and the stimulus packages. Louis notes that Ron Paul has gained currency with younger voters and that younger voters are discovering Austrian economics. Louis and Ryan discuss Ron Paul's interest in reinstituting the gold standard and that Newt Gingrich has jumped on that bandwagon. Louis notes that during the debates they have not talked about each candidates plan to cut spending -- other than Rick Perry's attempt to name three Federal Agencies that he would cut. Louis notes that only Ron Paul has a plan to cut spending-$1 Trillion in his first year as President.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Ron Paul
• Newt Gingrich
• Herman Cain
• Rick Perry
• Mitt Romney
• Michelle Bachman
• Freddie Mac
• Fannie Mae
• Bain Capital
• civil liberties
• federal reserve
• excessive spending
• tea party
• stimulus
• obamacare
• romney care
• electability