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Is Newt Gingrich a convicted felon?

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Newt Gingrich (R-GA), the former Speaker of the House, was accused of financial improprieties which led to a House reprimand and $300,000 in sanctions leading to his resignation in 1997. He was not convicted of any criminal activity in any court.

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