Someday, someone who has raised very little money may win a presidential nomination. Someday, someone with minimal campaign organization and infrastructure may become the nominee. Someday, someone who has served in Congress with hundreds of fellow party members and dozens of former staff but who has very, very few of them endorsing him and working on his campaign may win. But we are asked to believe that all of this is going to happen in 2012.
— Commentator Charlie Cook, who isn’t sold on the idea of Newt Gingrich winning the Republican nomination because he hasn’t yet built a traditional campaign.
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