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Florida primary: What the blowout means Washington Post (blog) By Jonathan Bernstein Mitt Romney delivered a blowout in Florida today. He's clobbered Newt Gingrich in three of the four states so far, and proven that Gingrich is terribly vulnerable to attacks. Meanwhile, Rick Santorum finished a weak third, ... See all stories on this topic »

Florida primary: Ron Paul fans, foes get mad on Twitter Los Angeles Times By Megan Garvey With nearly 100% of the votes counted in the Florida primary, Ron Paul trails far behind the leaders with about 7% of ballots counted. And his avid supporters are mad -- on Twitter, at least. The source of their anger appears to be ... See all stories on this topic » Los Angeles Times

Florida Primary: Rick Santorum's Daughter's Illness Daily Beast by Michelle Cottle Jan 31, 2012 9:47 PM EST Undaunted by his weak showing in Florida, the ex-senator steamed on to Nevada. How his daughter's illness drives him on. By Michelle Cottle Like Hobbes's state of nature, the battle for the Sunshine State was ... See all stories on this topic » Daily Beast

Florida Primary (Promo) CBCtv Tonight: The Republican primaries are supposed to separate a front-runner from the pack, but some feel this race will go all the way to the convention floor in August. Neil Macdonald reports live from Florida. See all stories on this topic »

Romney wins Florida primary prize, Gingrich pledges drawn-out battle Fox News Mitt Romney crushed Newt Gingrich in the Florida Republican presidential primary Tuesday night, surging from a second-place finish in South Carolina to sweep the winner-take-all contest and reassert his front-runner status. The victory, in the biggest ... See all stories on this topic » Fox News

Mitt Romney scores decisive victory in Florida primary Louisville Courier-Journal Romney Ahead in Bitter Republican Nomination Race: Mitt Romney holds a 16-point lead over Republican rival Newt Gingrich with more than half the votes counted in the Florida presidential primary. JENNIFER AGIESTA, Associated Press Republican ... See all stories on this topic »

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