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The average driver is saving up to $500 a year by switching policies
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Sun Mar 22 20:01:08 2015
Date: Sun, 22 Mar 2015 17:01:04 -0700
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The average driver is saving up to $500 a year by switching policies
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Iowa will start to build some momentum for his campaign.But the big
test is for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who zoomed to the
top of the polls nationally and in Iowa after the demise of
former frontrunner Herman Cain's campaign. Gingrich watched his support erode in the
final weeks of the year and needs a good showing in Iowa
to prove that he was not a flash in the pan.Gingrich's biggest
weakness in Iowa could be a lack of organization. While Paul, Santorum,
Bachmann and Perry can be assured that there will be supporters at
nearly every caucus location to help rally others and show strength, Gingrich's
campaign, which suffered a total meltdown in the spring, has been scrambling
to muster an organization.A poor showing in Iowa for any of the
conservative candidates could mean the end of their presidential bid, particularly for
Bachmann and Santorum.One week later, it's New Hampshire's tur
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