Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich got a huge boost Sunday when New Hampshire’s biggest newspaper and most influential conservative voice endorsed his candidacy over Mitt Romney who—polls shows—is leading in the state that holds the country’s first nominating election in just six weeks.
The New Hampshire Union Leader sided with Gingrich despite results of last week’s WMUR-University of New Hampshire Granite State poll that showed Romney with 42 percent support among likely Republican primary voters in New Hampshire
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