Newt Gingrich Republican Jewish Luncheon in Beverly Hills, California – February 16 2012 
Newt Gingrich Addresses The Asian-American Leadership Forum, Los Angeles, California – February 16 2012
Newt Gingrich Hispanic Leadership Event, South El Monte, California – February 13 2012 
Newt Gingrich Campaign Event in Kings Mountain, North Carolina – April 25 2012 
Newt Gingrich Campaign Rally in Buffalo, New York – April 20 2012
Newt Gingrich Speaks At ProsperiTea Rally in Greensboro, North Carolina – April 14 2012
Newt Gingrich Campaign Event in Newark, Delaware – April 11 2012 
Newt Gingrich At The Craven County Republican Party, New Bern, North Carolina – April 10 2012 Newt Gingrich speaks to the California GOP in San Francisco about the energy policy of the Obama administration and the need for affordable energy today.
Newt explains why $2.50 gasoline can be achieved with the right policies, and how inexpensive energy will fuel the economy and improve our national security.
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Dear Mr. Speaker: We would like to be able to hear your speeches and listen to all that we can. However, when you have people onstage with you, the applause is ear-splitting, so we must turn down the volume to where we can barely hear you. Also, Callista standing at your elbow and clapping into the microphone (not on this video but on others) is disconcerting and distracting. We love to hear you speak! We are on your team. We appreciate that you don’t “dress down,” but dress the part of a President. You speak about the issues critical to the people today. The pettiness and the slander adds nothing to a candidate’s stance. Thank you for listening. I wish I could get this message to you some other way.