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Gingrich roars to win in S.C., upending Republican contest

Pugnacious conservatism key to victory

By Michael Levenson and Matt Viser
Globe Staff / January 22, 2012
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Newt Gingrich, buried in an avalanche of attack ads in Iowa and deemed irrelevant after the results in New Hampshire, rebounded to victory last night in the South Carolina Republican primary, giving the two-fisted candidate a chance to consolidate conservative support and emerge as the strongest challenger to the formerly high-flying Mitt Romney.

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