let's check in with andrew hemingway.oung, i can tell by looking at you to have seen the old newt, l. >> i know newt personally and he is absolutely a man who has learned from his mistakes, he has taken that experience and he is a much better candidate and a better man ultimately for

let's check in with andrew hemingway. young, i can tell by looking at you to have seen the old newt, l. >> i know newt personally and he is absolutely a man who has learned from his mistakes, he has taken that experience and he is a much better candidate and a better man ultimately for it. and he will be a very strong conservative leader for our country as the president of the united states. >> i didn't read, there's some great ones in the bill clinton book, i didn't read those. >> has newt changed? i'm absolutely sure he has not changed. when you talk about how he's getting $60,000 per

and it is all made possible by the folks up here who have been very helpful and for andrew hemingway doing a terrific job as our leader in the state, and i am very much looking forward to questions. [applause] >> all right, we will start here pretty yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] i wanted to talk about welfare -- [inaudible] then i believe in preventive care and early testing for a variety of conditions. colonoscopy, one of the most successful single intervention to save lives because: cancer called early is very easy to deal with and when it is caught late, it is fatal. there are things we should do, no question. i told people all along, if you write a 2700 page bill, there is a pretty good chance you get 300 pages right. let's stipulate. there are 300 good pages in obamacare. but i don't trust the washington standard. what i would do is repeal the bill and take the good pages and pass them, but i would not like to rewrite 80% or 9% because i'd been not trust the washington staff at 2:00 in the morning. there are pieces -- i happen to favor help information technology, which is in the b

and it is all made possible by the folks up here who have been very helpful and for andrew hemingway doing a terrific job as our leader in the state, and i am very much looking forward to questions. [applause] >> all right, we will start here pretty yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] i wanted to talk about welfare -- [inaudible] then i believe in preventive care and early testing for a variety of conditions. colonoscopy, one of the most successful single intervention to save lives because: cancer called early is very easy to deal with and when it is caught late, it is fatal. there are things we should do, no question. i told people all along, if you write a 2700 page bill, there is a pretty good chance you get 300 pages right. let's stipulate. there are 300 good pages in obamacare. but i don't trust the washington standard. what i would do is repeal the bill and take the good pages and pass them, but i would not like to rewrite 80% or 9% because i'd been not trust the washington staff at 2:00 in the morning. there are pieces -- i happen to favor help information technology, which is in the b

my name is andrew hemingway, i'm the state director for newt 2012 here in new hampshire.t is an honor to serve in the role, and i just wanted to say thank you for being here in attendance. we are excited to have speaker newt gingrich with us, also excited to have speaker bill o'brien, lori san born and, of course, the always-beautiful callista gingrich with us today. tonight is a very exciting event for us here in new hampshire. without going into details or spoiling the surprise, i just want to give you a rundown very quickly about how the event is going to run. we're going to have our state chair, lori sanborn, come to the podium in just a minute, and we're going to have speaker bill o'brien give a few words and then speaker newt gingrich will speak. and after speaker gingrich speaks for a minute, unlike, unlike governor mitt romney, we will actually take questions at a town hall. [applause] so without further ado, our state chair, lori sanborn, state rep. she's one of the hardest working reps in the house. we are honored to have her leading our team here in new hampshi