Dean Backs Gingrich for Prez

Surprising

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 6:33PM EDT / Published Jul. 25, 2010 9:09AM EDT

Newt probably never saw this one coming: Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean told Fox News Sunday that he wants Gingrich to run for President in 2012. “I don’t agree with very much that Newt Gingrich wants to do,” he said, adding, “there are no ideas in the Republican Party right now in Congress—they are the party of ‘No.’" Dean sees Gingrich reinvigorating the party: "Whatever else you can say about Newt Gingrich, he can supply intellectual leadership. So I hope he does run.”

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Dean Backs Gingrich for Prez