Is this Newt Gingrich's soufflé moment - rising high quickly, and then falling almost as fast, just like other A.B.M. (Anybody But Mitt) candidates have done?  Or do new poll numbers out of Florida and Montana indicate a deeper move by GOP voters toward the former U.S. House Speaker? Public Policy Polling reports that Gingrich has opened up a stunning 30-point lead over nearest rival Mitt Romney (47%-17%) in the Sunshine State.  Gingrich also has a bigger advantage over Ron Paul and Romney in Montana (37% to Paul's 12% and Romney's 11%). According to the numbers, Gingrich now leads his rivals among every segment of the Republican electorate in both states.  Notably, Gingrich is holding commanding leads against all comers among Tea Party voters, snagging an outright majority in Florida (53%) and a solid plurality in Montana (42%). Public Policy Polling makes an interesting, if not critical, point about Gingrich's support in battleground Florida and...(Read Full Post)