I think we can win this election so handily by sticking to the facts. And, again, the case against Obama is so decisive, particularly on the economy, on the price of gasoline, on the size of the deficits, that I think we don't have to exaggerate.
Gingrich expresses confidence in the Republican campaign's ability to win by focusing on factual criticisms of Obama's record.
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