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- Gingrich is trying to distance himself from his ex-wifes claims about wanting an open relationship.
( he blames the press about trying to forward this 'false' information.)

-About the remaining for campaigns, Ron Paul being the most significant but the most rendered in growth.
-If Gingrich had about ten million (possible) he could compete against Romney. (Unseen because it's so close, Gingrich being 85%)


Problems for Mitt Romney in South Carolina

- Tea partiers don't like not trust him, and think he's a flip-flopper and for gay marriage.
He's just not them.

They like a sinner, because they admit that he's a sinner.
Newt Gingrich is more like them.

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I have low expectations for South Carolina, i believe that this could go any way.
I mean, Obama ( the 'unprecedented' president ) didn't even win South Carolina when he ran for president.

I think that, just as Dylan Ritigan says, that if Obama actually gets his message and his 'energy' out there about employment and such he has his chances to win.

I think that the people care more about these issues, the wedge issues as well, than about who did what with their wives. No-one wants someone they can't trust for their president is what i have to say for Gingrich.

"The lesser of two evils."