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Video: In Iowa, Evangelical Misgivings on Gingrich
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          Dec 15, 2011
          
        
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Via Think Progress and MSNBC: Some Iowa evangelicals are not on board with Gingrich's mounting mea culpas to social conservative voters. Exhibit A: Cary Gordon of the Cornerstone World Outreach in Sioux City, who called for greater scrutiny among on Gingrich's political and personal past. "The same bible that teaches us to forgive people when they do wrong, also warns us that if we trust someone before ... they've earned it, we're being foolish and [presumptuous]," Gordon told MSNBC's Ed Schultz.  

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