Bruised and bloodied in Tuesday’s GOP primary, runner-up Newt Gingrich is restructuring his campaign strategy to ignore Mitt Romney’s taunts while attacking the front-runner’s days as governor of Massachusetts.

But not before first accusing Romney of belittling the former House speaker in an uncharacteristic, but revealing, manner during the Florida primary.

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