This Mitt Romney flip-flop video comes from a group with a channel on YouTube called “American Bridge 21st Century.” The video looks fairly professional and concentrates on Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on a single issue: immigration. Although it only covers one issue, it is very thorough. Click to go back to the beginning.

This Mitt Romney flip-flop ad comes to us courtesy of the John McCain presidential campaign from 2008; it should be pointed out that John McCain has endorsed Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential campaign, but we aren’t sure which Mitt Romney he endorsed. This ad is entitled “A Tale of Two Mitts” and features Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on abortion, the second amendment, and on being a Republican. Click to go back to the beginning.

This Mitt Romney flip-flop ad features a side-by-side videos of a flip-flopping monkey and a flip-flopping Mitt, and it comes to us courtesy of the Jon Huntsman campaign. Ironically, he has since left the race and flip-flopped to endorse Mitt Romney. This ad features flip-flops on the Ohio union proposal, abortion, whether Obama made the economy worse, Ronald Reagan, and gun laws. Click to go back to the beginning.

Last night in South Carolina, Newt Gingrich’s stirring words invigorated the conservative movement and showed why he is the leader for our time. After Newt’s work in 1980 and 1994 to create the first two conservative revolutions, Newt is back and ready to take over the executive branch and pull us out of the greatest crisis of our lifetime. Newt’s return to politics appears divinely inspired, and last night he brought conservatives in South Carolina to their feet. For years to come, Newt Gingrich’s words on January 16, 2012 will live on in the hearts of conservatives.