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OPINION

Gingrich Talks Big Issues, Also Lashes Out

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As a former House speaker, college professor and now Republican presidential candidate, Newt Gingrich is eager to talk about "big issues." But after a barrage of stories about dispirited staffers leaving the campaign en masse, and another line of credit at Tiffany's, this time for up to $1 million, policy discussions have taken a back seat to questions on campaign strategy.

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"I'm not running to talk about the nuances of campaigns," Gingrich said during a morning speech at the Atlanta Press Club.

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