Gingrich predicts 'bad day for Romney' in Tuesday GOP contests

By Christian Heinze - 02/07/12 11:29 AM ET

GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich handicapped tonight's GOP contests on Fox News on Tuesday morning, calling out his predictions for the Missouri primary and caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota.

"I think we'll be in the middle of the pack, but I think it's going to be a good day for Santorum and a relatively bad day for Romney."

The former House Speaker seems to have good stats backing him up.

According to Public Policy Polling, he's currently third in states tonight where he made the ballot — just ahead of Ron Paul, but behind Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney. The polls also show Rick Santorum leading in Minnesota and Missouri and running second behind Romney in Colorado.

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