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Essay: Gingrich Administration (view source)
Revision as of 20:54, January 18, 2012
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The '''Gingrich Administration''' is the expected leadership of the [[Executive Branch]] of the [[United States]] government from 2013 to 2017, assuming that [[Newt Gingrich]] wins the [[Presidential Election 2012]].
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!Position
!Conservapedia Prediction
!Actual Appointment
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|[[President]]
|[[Newt Gingrich]]
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|[[Vice President]]
|[[Rick Perry]] <ref> Arguably the second strongest Republican candidate, it would be a very wise political decision for Gingrich to choose him as a Vice President to unite his party, like how Ronald Reagan appointed George W. Bush as his Vice President after he won the Republican nomination in 1980</ref>
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|[[Secretary of State]]
|[[Sarah Palin]]
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|[[Secretary of Defense]]
|[[John McCain]]
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|[[Secretary of Health and Human Services]]
|[[Mike Huckabee]]
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|[[Attorney General]]
|can't be [[Chris Christie]]<ref>Christie is a huge (no pun intended) supporter of [[Mitt Romney]].</ref>
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|[[White House Press Secretary]]
|a [[Fox News Channel]] analyst
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== See also ==
*[[Presidential Election 2012]]
*[[Endorsements 2012]]
*[[Swing States 2012]]
== Footnotes ==
<references/>
[[Category:politics]]