Morano Goes in for the Kill

Newt Gingrich faces scrutiny from critics, yet avoids a challenge from family values conservatives amidst global warming debates.

Written byKeith Kloor

2011-05-13T23:00:15 | 1 min read

If you're Newt Gingrich, and you're worried about your right flank, you're thinking there's an upside to all the grief Marc Morano is causing you: at least no family values conservatives are loudly pestering you to apologize for being a hypocrite of Olympian proportions.

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