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Romney Describes Lessons Learned After South Carolina Loss ABC News (blog) TAMPA, FL – Mitt Romney divulged for the first time some of the lessons he learned during the South Carolina primary, saying that he now knows he "can't let charges go unanswered" and vowed not to "sit back" as the campaign continues to grow more and ... See all stories on this topic »

FOX Carolina 21Gingrich wins 23 of 25 delegates in SCGOP primary WHNS Greenville Entertainment News from AP By Casey Vaughn, Web Producer - email GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich celebrates his South Carolina primary win in Columbia. (File/FOX Carolina) The South Carolina Republican Party released the final delegate numbers ... See all stories on this topic »

The Ludicrous Politics of Florida Cuban Votes The Atlantic By Anya Landau French After Newt Gingrich's upset victory in the South Carolina primary, all eyes turned to the potentially game-changing primary in Florida, and to the famously large and organized Cuban American voting bloc, which could help make or ... See all stories on this topic » The Atlantic

Huntsman's Father Gave $1.9 Million to 'Super PAC' New York Times (blog) By NICHOLAS CONFESSORE Stephen Morton for The New York TimesJon M. Huntsman Jr. listened to questions during a town-hall-style meeting in Hilton Head, SC, on Jan. 14. Until Jon M. Huntsman Jr. dropped out of the Republican primary race shortly before ... See all stories on this topic » New York Times (blog)

Mitt Romney Says He Was 'Vastly Outspent' In South Carolina, But Do The ... ABC News (blog) According to sources tracking media buys during the South Carolina primary, Romney and his allies, which include two super PACs, purchased more than $4.6 million of television airtime during the run-up to the state's Jan. 21 primary. See all stories on this topic »

Hispanic group sues GOP over Florida primary sanctions Tbo.com The punishment is provided for under rules agreed to by both national parties forbidding any state except the traditional four early ones - Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina - from holding a primary or caucus before March 1. See all stories on this topic »

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