Gingrich supporters cheer when he's declared the winner of the Georgia GOP primary.
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Newt Gingrich had a lot riding on last night's primaries in Alabama and Mississippi. While he did manage to beat Mitt Romney in both contests, there are questions this morning if his two second-place finishes are enough to keep his campaign fighting on.
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