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and he lost to risk nz mississippi. he's not losing to mitt romney and mitt romney's money which have been mr. gingrich's excuse so far when he lost. he's losing to rick santorum. so the next big question is, when is newt gingrich going to get out? if mr. gingrich, his major funder in the race moves to keep him in the race, is that purely a move to help mitt romney at this point? to keep the conservative vote split so that rick santorum cannot cleanly beat mr. romney and mr. romney will win by hook or by crook? mr. gingrich addressed his supporters in alabama within the last hour and reiterated that he's not getting out and he's taking his campaign all the way to the rip convention in tampa. of course, they all say that before they get out. time will tell. >>> this may also be an appropriate time to take a step back and kwon seed one of mr. gingrich's points which is that, everybody has been wrong so far about the race to pick a republican nominee for president. the media, self included, has been wrong about who would s

and he lost to risk nz mississippi. he's not losing to mitt romney and mitt romney's money which have been mr. gingrich's excuse so far when he lost. he's losing to rick santorum. so the next big question is, when is newt gingrich going to get out? if mr. gingrich, his major funder in the race moves to keep him in the race, is that purely a move to help mitt romney at this point? to keep the conservative vote split so that rick santorum cannot cleanly beat mr. romney and mr. romney will win by hook or by crook? mr. gingrich addressed his supporters in alabama within the last hour and reiterated that he's not getting out and he's taking his campaign all the way to the rip convention in tampa. of course, they all say that before they get out. time will tell. >>> this may also be an appropriate time to take a step back and kwon seed one of mr. gingrich's points which is that, everybody has been wrong so far about the race to pick a republican nominee for president. the media, self included, has been wrong about who would s

poll shows newt gingrich, who already won two southern state primaries running neck-in-neck with mitt nz voters get ready to go to the polls is whether the former speakers latest ploy, once scoffed at by his rivals is working. he's been hammering away at gas prices on facebook and twitter claiming his gas proposal is doable with the right white house policies even though most economists say the u.s. president doesn't have the power to control the oil market. gingrich also is railing against the current president's energy policies, with the kind of plain language that gets you points this these parts. >> these people are idealogically committed to a fantasyland. if you read the president's energy speeches he's in clo coocoolands. it just can't work. i concluded that the only way to explain barack obama is a technical term called cognitive disdense which is a psychological behavior when what you believe is so powerful that you reject facts that conflict with your belief system. >> if you want to psychoanalyze this crazy campaign year there's a lot of that believed rejection stuff going aro

we're now in theatre nz yoithea neighborhood.heck it out. >>> now in tennessee, the state's house of representatives would require the state to public the name of every doctor who performs an abortion. detailed statistics about the women who have them. supporters say the bill would allow people on both sides of the debate to see how prevalent abortion is in the state. our critics say it's a dangerous bill that can put doctors at risk and be used to identify women who have abortions. i don't think it's a good idea. i'll be right back. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life, matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn, and i'm a cancer survivor. [ mimi ] i had cancer. i have no evidence of disease now. [ erica ] i would love to meet the people that made the m

i tell you, we have been all over in this state, a to nz, and we are getting good support.ywhere we go, we get crowds that are encouraging. i hear people that say they were and decided, and they have decided to be with us. if you do your job tomorrow, we are going to win this thing. [cheers and applause] this is a special treat for me to have ann with me. she is not always with me. i hesitate to have her speak because after she speaks, you will not want to hear me anymore. i knew she catches your attention. i did not notice are in the second grade, but when we were at high school together, and she was at a party with someone else, i noticed her, and i went to the guys who brought her, and i said, "look, i live closer to ann than you do. i can drive for home or you." we have been going steady ever since. ann romney. >> zanesville. i love saying that. what a great town. ohio has a big decision to make tomorrow, and if you do, we will put a lot of wind into the sky' -- this guy's iail. four years ago, i knew something for certain, and a put it on a video camera, and i will hav