Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: eye of newt Newt Gingrich Deserves Credit for Having an ABBA Ringtone 
  
 A presidential candidate's image is usually calculated down to the finest detail. Candidates wear what they think we want them to wear, they participate in activities because they think it'll make us like them more (Hand me a beer! I love drinking beer!), they carefully construct every sentence to alienate as few people as possible. In so doing, the voter doesn't actually get to know the real candidate, only the person the candidate wants the voter to see. And this is why we're commending Newt Gingrich for his choice of ringtone. If, as a Republican presidential candidate, you're going to have a song as a ringtone, it might be politically astute to choose something from, say, Lee Greenwood, or maybe just the "Star Spangled Banner." That could impress some primary voters, if only subconsciously. At a minimum, it certainly couldn't hurt. But Gingrich's ringtone isn't anything that's going to impress GOP primary voters. His ringtone is ABBA. 
  
 Much of the world was alerted to this fact when Gingrich's phone went off during a meeting in Iowa today. Kathie Obradovich, political columnist for the Des Moines Register, reported the incident on Twitter: 
  
 It may come as a surprise to most people but, in fact, Gingrich's had already proclaimed his ABBA love to the world years ago. Washingtonian cataloged this Gingrich tweet in July of 2009, which has since been deleted: 
  
 @newtgingrich: Callista and I watched mama mia the other night. I liked the dancing queen sequence so much watched three times.meryl streep did great job 
  
 He watched the "Dancing Queen" sequence from Mamma Mia three times. Three times. And then told people about it. The man just loves ABBA — a seventies Swedish pop group, for Christ's sake. He's feeling the beat of the tambourine, and he doesn't care who knows it. It's a little embarrassing, but it's also refreshing. He's showing us the real Newt, even if some people might find the real Newt kind of weird. ||||| « Previous | Main | Next » 
  
 Sarah Palin Slams Obama on Israel, Wants 'Redneck Woman' to Be Her Ringtone 
  
 ABC News' Sheila Marikar reports: In a Fox News appearance Saturday night, Sarah Palin slammed President Barack Obama's Middle East speech and revealed that she’d like to change her cell phone ringtone to Gretchen Wilson’s “Redneck Woman.” 
  
 The former Alaska governor chastised President Obama for seeking a Middle East peace agreement at the expense of Israel’s territory. 
  
 “Anyone who studies history, studies the old testament, studies geography understands that Israel now is surrounded by enemies at all times,” Palin said on Jeanine Pirro’s “Justice With Judge Jeanine.” “It should be now that America takes a stand in defending our friends in Israel.” 
  
 "More than ever we should be standing strong with Israel and saying ‘No, you don't have to divide Jerusalem, you don't have to divide your capital city,’” she added. 
  
 Palin went on to say that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “does not need to be lectured by President Obama on the importance of peace. He understands it.” 
  
 “I'm going to call him our temporary leader because my goal is to make sure that President Obama is not reelected in 2012 so that we don't have to continue to go down this path of this foreign policy that really makes no sense,” she said. 
  
 Palin also discussed the crop of conservative contenders, including businessman and Tea Party favorite Herman Cain, who announced his bid for the White House Saturday. 
  
 “I like Herman Cain, even hearing his name,” she said. “I get kind of excited thinking about what it is he has to offer in the discourse and the debate.” 
  
 Though he’s never held an elected office, Palin cited Cain’s experience as the head of the Godfather's Pizza franchise as qualification enough to lead the country: “He knows how to make a payroll … He knows how to make a really good pizza.” 
  
 As for getting into the 2012 race herself, Palin kept up her drum beat from past weeks, saying she’s weighing what it will do to her family and “I don’t want them to be miserable through it.” 
  
 Piro closed the interview by playing candidate Newt Gingrich’s recently-revealed cell phone ringtone (Abba’s “Dancing Queen”) and asking Palin what her ringtone is. 
  
 “You know, it’s just a really boring one,” Palin began before musing, “I think the mood that I am in today and the venue that I am in, I’d pick Gretchen Wilson’s ‘Redneck Woman’ and I’d be proud to have that as my ringtone.” |||||
Output:
Leave it to Sarah Palin to go from talking Israel to talking “redneck” ringtones all in one Fox News appearance. Speaking on Justice With Judge Jeanine last night, Palin criticized President Obama’s Middle East speech ("More than ever we should be standing strong with Israel and saying ‘No, you don't have to divide Jerusalem, you don't have to divide your capital city.’”), calling Obama “our temporary leader.” Who does she like as a replacement? Well, Tea Party favorite Herman Cain has her excited, even though his main experience is as the head of the Godfather’s Pizza franchise, ABC News reports. “He knows how to make a payroll … He knows how to make a really good pizza,” Palin explained. But it wasn’t until the end of the interview that they really got into the meaty stuff. When asked about her cell phone ringtone (Newt Gingrich’s was recently revealed to be ABBA’s “Dancing Queen”), Palin admitted that hers is “really boring” at the moment. But “I think the mood that I am in today and the venue that I am in, I’d pick Gretchen Wilson’s ‘Redneck Woman’ and I’d be proud to have that as my ringtone.” Meanwhile, the Arizona Republic reports Palin may have purchased a nearly $1.7 million home in the state, where she is rumored to be considering running a 2012 campaign.