Newt: Will Serve if Asked

The Atlanta Constitution-Journal reported:
"Newt Gingrich has let it be known that, if Republicans want him, the former U.S House speaker is willing to serve as chairman of the national party and lead it out of the wilderness it’s blundered into...."

What more motivation do conservatives need to make it known to the RNC Newt should be elected Chairman? Its going to take some work by conservatives as the RNC might not be too keen about seeing Newt as party boss. Here is the rest of the story:
"The question is whether the 168-member Republican National Committee is open to the match....
The odds are stacked against the former Georgia congressman, for several reasons....
For one thing, six days after the election of Barack Obama and substantial gains by Democrats in the House and Senate, Republicans have yet to decide whether a serious overhaul of the party is required. (Lost the Congress in '06. Lost the White House and nearly gave the Democrats a filibuster proof Senate. No major changes are needed.)....
A Gingrich chairmanship might get loud support from the GOP’s talk-radio contingent. The former House speaker has close ties to the likes of Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity and Neal Boortz.
But the RNC is a different, often parochial animal, made up of the top three members of the GOP establishment in every state and U.S. territory, plus the District of Columbia.The RNC is scheduled to make its decision in January....
Moreover, while President Bush still searches out new lows in popularity, the RNC is peopled with those who helped him win two elections — and many remain loyal. (Solution for that: Purge them)...
Those interested in the job include Saul Anuzis, chairman of the Michigan GOP, and Katon Dawson, the South Carolina chairman. The current RNC chairman, Mike Duncan, also seeks another term. (Duncan? Need any more proof on how clueless some of GOP leadership is?)......
Atlanta C-J Story