Gingrich challenges Romney to gas prices debate

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Newt Gingrich challenged Mitt Romney to a debate over gas prices and energy policy this morning after faulting Romney for “hiding” from debates because he has the money to campaign without them.

“I don’t think that Romney can just hide behind millions of dollars of paid ads — he’s got to come out in the open,” Gingrich said this morning on Fox and Friends. “I don’t think the public is going to tolerate somebody like Romney raising all of his money on Wall Street and then turning around and saying he’s not going to debate. We owe it to the American people to continue having a series of opportunties that are unedited and aren’t just decided by big money.”

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