Thanks to Romney, Bigfoot Endorses Newt Gingrich

It's official, Newt is Sasquatch Certified

It did not go unnoticed to us Bigfooters when Mitt Romney called Bigfoot a hoax. It looks like some creative folks were quick to react with a well produced You Tube video. And Mainstream media is reporting it. The Hill, a news source that is written for and about the U.S. Congress, with a special focus on business and lobbying, political campaigns and other events on Capitol Hill. Has filed this report on Bigfoot's endorsement.

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Bigfoot endorses Gingrich in debate lampoon

By Adele Hampton - 01/20/12 03:30 PM ET

Republican presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich got an elusive endorsement Friday — the political thumbs-up came from the often camera-shy Bigfoot.

Conservative political media group Pass Code Creative released a video on YouTube in support of Gingrich one day ahead of Saturday’s South Carolina primary.

The video piggybacks off Romney’s comments during Monday’s Fox News GOP debate.

Romney blasted Gingrich for attack ads being run by outside groups, calling one of them the “biggest hoax since Bigfoot.”

“Mr. Speaker, you have a super-PAC ad that attacks me," Romney said. “It's probably the biggest hoax since Bigfoot. The people who have looked at it have said this ad is entirely false.”

Sporting running shoes and a braided wig, a faux Bigfoot frolics through the woods slamming Romney for not releasing his tax returns.

“Truth is, more people have seen me than have seen Mitt’s tax returns,” Bigfoot says.

Romney has come under fire this week from opponents pressuring him to release his taxes. The former Massachusetts governor has said he will release the information in April after filing for 2011.

The vide's Bigfoot also took a swipe at Romney’s conservative credentials.

“If Mitt’s a true conservative, then I’m the Loch Ness Monster.”

But there is one thing Bigfoot says he has in common with Romney: “Great hair.”

src: http://thehill.com/video/campaign/205471-bigfoot-endorses-gingrich 

Romney To Gingrich: Your SuperPAC’s Ad Against Me ‘The Biggest Hoax Since Bigfoot’

Mitt Compares Newt's Super Pac Attacks to Bigfoot Hoax

Romney just lost the Bigfoot vote! Which is funny we have post that some Mormons believe in Bigfoot. Yes it's true, during last night's Republican debate, Mitt Romney said to Newt Gingrich, "you have a SuperPAC that attacks me, with probably the biggest hoax since Bigfoot.”

After two action-packed hours where the candidates went at each other with the proverbial kitchen sink on most issues, the elephant in the room between Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich finally reared its head: the impact of SuperPAC ads on both of their elections. Gingrich responded to a question from Wall Street Journal‘s Gerald Seib about an attack from SuperPACs by taking a shot at Romney, who responded by clearly indicating that the SuperPAC supporting Gingrich was just as bad, and he would rather SuperPACs just “disappear.”

Gingrich responded to a question about attacks from a Romney-sympathetic SuperPAC by describing it as “typical of what both Sen. Santorum and I have complained about,” and snidely noted that it was a PAC Romney “apparently has no influence over, which makes you wonder what influence he would have if he were President.” Romney got a chance to respond, noting that he had “already said in our last debate that anything that is false in PAC ads, whether supportive of me or not, should be removed.” He continued to explain that he “can’t call these people and direct them to do that because it would violate federal law,” so Gingrich’s demand was illegal.

On the same note, Romney turned the attack around on Gingrich, saying “you have a SuperPAC that attacks me, with probably the biggest hoax since Bigfoot.” Gingrich replied that he himself had called for the SuperPAC to edit the ad, and that “the head of that group has actually submitted to your campaign a set of questions to make sure that it edited.”

Romney added on a conciliatory note that “it would be nice for SuperPAC ads to disappear,” and then called McCain/Feingold (the partially repealed Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act– a cornerstone of the legacy of Romney supporter Sen. John McCain in the Senate) “a disaster.”

The segment via Fox News below: The Bigfoot Remark starts at the 2:18 mark.