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Gingrich’s Group Takes Back Award To Strip Club Owner 
Thursday, Oct 1, 2009 @10:02am CDT
(Dallas, TX) — A conservative group founded by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has suffered a bit of an embarrassment ahead of an event to honor American small businesses.
The “Dallas Morning News” reports Gingrich’s group American Solutions for Winning the Future accidentally selected the owner and CEO of a well-known Texas topless bar to receive one of its “Entrepreneur of the Year” awards.
The organization even invited The Lodge owner Dawn Rizos to speak at an awards ceremony planned for October 7th in Washington, DC.
This week, American Solutions sent Rizos a letter claiming it had mistakenly thought her gentlemen’s club was a Virginia-based small business of the same name.
The group has rescinded the invitation to the Washington event, stripped Rizos of her award and refunded the five-thousand-dollar annual fee she had to pay to join the conservative organization.

See the full article from “MyStateline.com”

Last month, Allison Vivas of Pink Visual — a porn DVD superstore headquartered in California — was tickled to find out that former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s Business Defense and Advisory Council had chosen her for a 2009 Entrepreneur of the Year award. Embarrassed, Gingrich’s group eventually said that it had “inadvertently” sent the invitation to Pink Visual. Yesterday, the Dallas Morning News reported that The Lodge, “one of the best-known gentlemen’s clubs in Dallas,” also received an Entrepreneur award from Gingrich, only to have it taken away:
That all changed, however, when Gingrich realized that The Lodge was a topless bar, not some other business in Virginia. He rescinded [Lodge owner Dawn] Rizos’ invitation to a private dinner and returned the $5,000 donation she made to his group, American Solutions for Winning the Future.

See the full article from “Think Progress”

Gingrich group reverses course on giving award to topless bar
So says former House Speaker Newt Gingrich’s conservative campaign group — which errantly named a Dallas “gentleman’s club” “Entrepreneur of the Year” last month.
Dawn Rizos told the Dallas Morning News she was “thrilled” by the announcement that her popular topless bar The Lodge had received top billing from the conservative Washington group, which had invited her to speak about best practices for small businesses. She was to be given the award Oct. 7.
“This is a very private dinner and I look forward to presenting you with your award,” Gingrich reportedly said in his invitation. “Your support and willingness to take a leadership role is greatly appreciated.”
Gingrich’s group, American Solutions for Winning the Future, thought The Lodge was a small business in Virginia. Instead of giving Rizos an award, he’s refunded her $5,000 donation to his campaign fund.

See the full article from “Raw Story”