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Newt Gingrich. Photo: wiki commons.
Politico – This time, Newt Gingrich is back for good.
No, not in the Republican presidential primary, where the former House speaker is testing just how many times a candidate can resurrect himself in one campaign.
But viewed in a broader context, Gingrich’s tumultuous White House bid marks a larger political revival that may leave him — win or lose — in a position of national prominence unlike any he’s enjoyed since the 1990s.
