Gingrich star fading in Iowa, nationally

Presidential nominee Newt Gingrich's status as Republican front runner is fading after weeks of attack ads from rivals and intense media exposure of his political history and personality. A Public Policy Polling survey of likely Republican caucus-goers in the key state of Iowa released on Monday ...

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