Even as former House Speaker Newt Gingrich rose in the polls, President of the Republic, minority leader Nancy Pelosi said she was convinced the Presidency Gingrich “would not have happened.”

“Let me just say this. That will never happen. He’s not going to be President of the United States, “Pelosi told CNN’s John King in an interview on Tuesday. “It’s not going to happen. Let me just make my prediction and stand by: it’s not going to happen. “

When pressed about why he was so sure, Pelosi said: “there is something I know. Republicans, if they choose to nominate him, that is their prerogative. I don’t even think it’s going to happen. “

In a statement, Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill says Pelosi is not secret knowledge with the offending comment who know “something.”

“The ‘ something ‘ Pelosi leaders know that Newt Gingrich would not be the President of the United States. He made that clear last night, “said Hammill. “Pelosi leaders before making a reference to a vast amount of information that is in the public records, including a comprehensive report on the Committee that the public may not realize fully.”

Packers and Giants met today for the fifth time in five seasons with Green Bay won three of four last … unless they’re the NFC Championship Game loss to Giants in the 2007 postseason.

Today they are fighting for the right to meet the 49ers next weekend with Super Bowl XLVI sleep at stake. Should be interesting matchup between resting, defending champion Packers and engineering giant. (All times ET.)

6: 51 PM: Rodgers and Jennings was unable to connect at the corner of the end zone on a roll it seems they hit so many times this year. Packers 33-yard FG satisfied that Crosby just sneak in a straight right. Giants 20, Packers 13

6: 49 PM: Second-year RB package James Starks‘ 29-Yard run was the longest play Green Bay day.

6: 47 PM: Fox argued the Packers with a drop of six today. Not sure RB Ryan Grant should get one after being crushed by giant’s Deon Grant. But if the Packers lose, they would be upset to constantly gnaw on his own.

Whether Harford County Executive David Craig’s plan to give a bonus for public employees, including teachers, local deputy sheriff and Government staff, good public policy?

To employees of local government

Taxpayers also have hit the local economy, however, and there are those who argue from the county in which the surplus bonus comes must be returned to the taxpayers.

One point on which there is little room for discussion would appear to be in the care of the union that represents Harford County teacher, Harford County Education Association, and ham-handed, honest way of approaching the prospect of receiving unexpected money for its members.

Thoughtful response would have said “thank you” and done with. On the contrary, the Union leadership has been struggling, so far unsuccessfully, to secure the money in such a way that it has to be paid through the school system, with no guarantee that the money will be distributed as a bonus checks for all employees of the school system.