Casino Mogul Gives More to Gingrich

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:33PM ET / Published Feb. 28, 2012 7:18AM ET

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The casino billionaire who already gave the former House speaker’s super PAC two $5 million donations has anted up again, according to the Associated Press. Adelson seems to hope that a fresh cash injection for Winning Our Future will help Gingrich’s odds as the candidate struggles to keep his campaign going. The PAC will reportedly direct the money to television advertisements in seven states, including Mississippi, Kansas, and Alabama. And though Rick Santorum seems to be the Republican frontrunner du jour, the ads reportedly take aim at Mitt Romney, who has claimed that he is the most electable of the Republicans running.

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Casino Mogul Gives More to Gingrich

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