Community | December 25, 2011 | 45 comments

Gingrich supporters cheer Confederate flag in South Carolina

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By David Edwards
Friday, December 23, 2011

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich made it clear at an event in Columbia, South Carolina Friday that they were for the Confederate flag but against allowing HIV-positive people to enlist in the military.

At a town hall lunch event, a young black man stood up to ask the candidate what he would do to include minorities as president.

“I’m not for outreach,” Gingrich explained. “I’m for inclusion. And I’ll explain the difference. Outreach is when five white guys hold a meeting and then call you. Inclusion is when you are in the meeting. … I will tell you, unlike some candidates, if the NAACP invites me to come to their annual convention, I’m going to come there, and I’m going to invite them to join us in getting America back on the right track.”

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