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y****t
发帖数: 10233 | 1 主流媒体是不会提的.
大家看看,发现什么端倪没有?
嘿嘿...
老实说,我对这个女人一点都同情不起来.
这个女人说实话是活该.
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1987: Marianne and Newt separated in June 1987.
1993: Newt and Callista Bisek began their affair in November 1993.
1993: Marianne and Newt reconciled in late 1993/early 1994.
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1962: Newt married Jackie Battley on June 19, 1962.
1963: Newt's daughter Kathy was born.
1966: Newt's daughter Jackie Sue was born.
1980: Newt met Marianne Ginther in January 1980.
1980: Jackie and Newt separated in April 1980.
1981: Jackie Battley and Newt Gingrich's divorce was finalized in February
1981.
1981: Six months later Newt married Marianne Ginther on August 8, 1981.
1987: Marianne and Newt separated in June 1987.
1993: Newt and Callista Bisek began their affair in November 1993.
1993: Marianne and Newt reconciled in late 1993/early 1994.
1999: Newt and Marianne separated in May 1999 and filed for divorce in July.
1999: Marianne and Newt reached a settlement in their divorce case.
2000: Marianne and Newt's divorce was finalized in April 2000.
2000: Callista Bisek and Newt announced their engagement.
2000: Newt married Callista Bisek on August 18, 2000.
http://marriage.about.com/od/politics/a/gingrichn.htm | y****t
发帖数: 10233 | 2 分居六年,才开始找"小四"
鲁管鲁了六年啊,
这撕也够能忍的.
更操蛋的是.
一找到小四了,
小三哭爹喊娘又要回来了.
newt居然还答应了...
我X..
【在 y****t 的大作中提到】
: 主流媒体是不会提的.
: 大家看看,发现什么端倪没有?
: 嘿嘿...
: 老实说,我对这个女人一点都同情不起来.
: 这个女人说实话是活该.
: ===========================
: 1987: Marianne and Newt separated in June 1987.
: 1993: Newt and Callista Bisek began their affair in November 1993.
: 1993: Marianne and Newt reconciled in late 1993/early 1994.
: ===========================
| S*********n
发帖数: 4050 | 3 from wiki -
Ethics sanctions
Eighty-four ethics charges were filed against Gingrich during his term as
speaker. After extensive investigation and negotiation by the House Ethics
Committee, Gingrich was sanctioned $300,000 by a 395–28 House vote. It was
the first time in history a speaker was disciplined for ethical wrongdoing.[
65]
In January 1997, Gingrich said "I did not manage the effort intensely enough
to thoroughly direct or review information being submitted to the committee
on my behalf. In my name and over my signature, inaccurate, incomplete and
unreliable statements were given to the committee, but I did not intend to
mislead the committee."[66] Most of the charges were dropped, in one case
because there was no evidence that Gingrich was still violating, as of the
time of the investigation, the rule that he was found to have violated in
the past.[67] The one charge not dropped was a charge of claiming tax-exempt
status for a college course run for political purposes. In addition, the
House Ethics Committee concluded that inaccurate information supplied to
investigators represented "intentional or ... reckless" disregard of House
rules.[68]
Special Counsel James M. Cole concluded that Gingrich violated federal tax
law and had lied to the ethics panel in an effort to force the committee to
dismiss the complaint against him. The full committee panel did not agree
whether tax law had been violated and left that issue up to the IRS.[68] In
1999, the IRS cleared the organizations connected with the "Renewing
American Civilization" courses under investigation for possible tax
violations.[69]
According to notes written by Gingrich in 1993, which were included in the
House report in 1997 and published by Slate in 2011, Gingrich had a 25-year
plan.[70] As Gingrich's "primary mission", the notes list, "advocate of
civilization", "definer of civilization", "teacher of the rules of
civilization", "arouser of those who form civilization", "organizer of the
pro-civilization activists", and "leader (possibly) of the civilizing forces
".[70] According to the plan, Gingrich would write a series of books and
make public appearances to present "Gingrich the historian applying the
lessons of history to public life".[70]
Marriages and children
It has been suggested that Callista Gingrich be merged into this article or
section. (Discuss) Proposed since January 2012.
Gingrich has married three times. In 1962, he married Jackie Battley, his
former high school geometry teacher, when he was 19 years old and she was 26
.[132][133] They have two daughters from their marriage: Kathy Gingrich
Lubbers is president of Gingrich Communications,[134] and Jackie Gingrich
Cushman is an author, conservative columnist, and political commentator[135]
whose books include 5 Principles for a Successful Life, co-authored with
Newt Gingrich.[136]
In the spring of 1980, Gingrich left his wife after beginning an affair with
Marianne Ginther.[137][138] In 1984, Jackie Gingrich told The Washington
Post that the divorce was a "complete surprise" to her. According to Jackie,
in September 1980, Gingrich and their children visited her while she was in
the hospital, recovering from surgery, and Gingrich wanted to discuss the
terms of their divorce.[139] Gingrich has disputed that account.[140] In
2011 their daughter, Jackie Gingrich Cushman, said that it was her mother
who requested the divorce, that it happened prior to the hospital stay, and
that Gingrich's visit was for the purpose of bringing the couple's children
to see their mother, not to discuss the divorce.[141] Although Gingrich's
presidential campaign staff continued to insist in 2011 that his wife
requested the divorce, court documents obtained by CNN from Carroll County,
Georgia, indicated that Jackie had asked a judge to block the process
stating that although "she has adequate and ample grounds for divorce... she
does not desire one at this time [and] does not admit that this marriage is
irretrievably broken.[142]
According to L. H. Carter, Gingrich's campaign treasurer, Gingrich said of
his first wife: "She's not young enough or pretty enough to be the wife of
the President. And besides, she has cancer."[143][144] Gingrich has denied
saying it. His supporters dismiss Carter as a disgruntled former aide who
was miffed at not being asked to accompany Gingrich to Washington.[145]
In 1981, six months after the divorce from Jackie Gingrich was final,
Gingrich wed Marianne Ginther.[146][147][148][149] In 1993, while still
married to Marianne, Gingrich began an affair with House of Representatives
staffer Callista Bisek, who was 23 years his junior.[150] Gingrich and his
second wife were divorced in 2000 having produced no children. On January 19
, 2012, Marianne Gingrich alleged in an interview on ABC's Nightline that
she had declined to accept Gingrich's suggestion of an open marriage.[151]
This allegation was disputed by Gingrich during the South Carolina primary
debate on the same day, claiming that the story was false and saying that to
bring up the question was "despicable".[152] Marianne Gingrich re-affirmed
the story the next day.[153]
In 2000, Gingrich married Callista Bisek shortly after his divorce from
second wife Marianne was finalized. He and Callista currently live in McLean
, Virginia.[154] In a 2011 interview with David Brody of the Christian
Broadcasting Network, Gingrich addressed his past infidelities by saying, "
There's no question at times in my life, partially driven by how
passionately I felt about this country, that I worked too hard and things
happened in my life that were not appropriate."[148][149] In December 2011,
after the group Iowans for Christian Leaders in Government requested that he
sign their so-called "Marriage Vow", Gingrich sent a lengthy written
response. It included his pledge to "uphold personal fidelity to my spouse".
[155] | y****t
发帖数: 10233 | 4 good, boy.
wiki is much better source than the garbages you posted earlier.
was
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enough
committee
and
【在 S*********n 的大作中提到】
: from wiki -
: Ethics sanctions
: Eighty-four ethics charges were filed against Gingrich during his term as
: speaker. After extensive investigation and negotiation by the House Ethics
: Committee, Gingrich was sanctioned $300,000 by a 395–28 House vote. It was
: the first time in history a speaker was disciplined for ethical wrongdoing.[
: 65]
: In January 1997, Gingrich said "I did not manage the effort intensely enough
: to thoroughly direct or review information being submitted to the committee
: on my behalf. In my name and over my signature, inaccurate, incomplete and
| f*******7
发帖数: 2210 | 5 所以说Gingrich实在是最肮脏的政治人物了。
这不是逼人去违心的投给obama么？共和党真是无人到这个地步了？ |
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