Gingrich vows return to ‘positive bold ideas’

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Speaking to reporters yesterday, Newt Gingrich previewed his latest strategy to swing back in the polls, in spite of his reduced momentum in the Republican primary race.

“I think our strategy has to change. I think a strategy of having better, positive bold ideas,” Gingrich said, according to ABC News. “I think I’m clearly bolder than either Santorum or Romney. I think my ideas are much clearer and much more specific and I have to focus on communicating those ideas. The two periods where I focused on communicating those ideas, I ended up number one in Gallup both times and we’re going to go back and do what we did that worked.”

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