Video: Gary Bauer struggles to keep his campaign alive

CABRIO, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Conservative activist Gary Bauer, far behind in many polls of registered Republican voters, is hoping the George W. Bush bandwagon won't decimate him in Monday's Iowa caucus, or in the New Hampshire primary the following week.

CNN's Bill Delaney spent some time with Bauer in the campaign trail through the Granite State. Here's his report.

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CNN's Bill Delaney follows Gary Bauer as the GOP presidential hopeful campaigns in New Hampshire.
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