Gloves Come off at Sunday Debate

EARLY BIRDS

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:45PM EDT / Published Jan. 08, 2012 9:22AM EST

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Perhaps it was the lack of sleep after last night's showdown, but GOP candidates got off to a much feistier start at their Sunday-morning New Hampshire meet-up. Newt Gingrich in particular went hard on Mitt Romney, slamming his "pious baloney" at being a private citizen. Then Jon Huntsman got in the game, deflecting Romney's attacks that he served as China ambassador under President Obama. "Like my two sons in the United States Navy, they’re not asking what party the president is," Huntsman said. Join The Daily Beast's live chat below for more updates.

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Gloves Come off at Sunday Debate

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