(Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)Newt Gingrich has begun the throat-clearing, hinting, and pre-announcing stage of the end of his presidential campaign'or, let's face it, suspension (the man has a lot of debt). He wouldn't be Newt Gingrich, though, if he didn't deliver a few last laughs:
'I think you have to at some point be honest with what's happening in the real world, as opposed to what you'd like to have happened' [...]At some point you have to be honest'and apparently, that point comes seven weeks after the second of your two primary wins. Gingrich is keeping up a full schedule in North Carolina this week, though, "as a citizen," which looks an awful lot like the vacationing under the guise of campaigning he's been doing all along:'I think obviously that I would be a better candidate, but the objective fact is the voters didn't think that,' Gingrich said. 'And I also think it's very, very important that we be unified.'
Gingrich's schedule this week includes visits to schools, throwing out the first pitch at a Gardner-Webb University baseball game, a tour of the Penske NASCAR racing facility, the Fayetteville Azalea Festival and a stop on Friday at the North Carolina Zoo in Asheboro.No way he gets out before the zoo. This could be his chance to get bit by a lemur. Fox News is reporting, though, that Gingrich will end or suspend his campaign on Tuesday.
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