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CNN / Kevinliptak yesterday Paul makes unannounced stop to meet with Maine gov. — Lewiston, Maine (CNN) - Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul met with Maine Republican Gov. Paul LePage on Friday, a stop that was not announced as part of the congressman's public schedule. — “He called and asked to meet,” … Leans Left

The Right Scoop yesterday Mark Levin: Newt did more for the conservative movement than virtually all of his critics today — Mark Levin is, by his own admission, no special pleader for Newt Gingrich and he says that we can certainly criticize Gingrich on substance. But he says to count him out among those that are trashing Gingrich. Neutral

Wall Street Journal yesterday Mitt Keeps Missing the Message — If Romney wins Florida, it won't be because he's becoming a more effective candidate. — Newt Gingrich's South Carolina bump is fading, and polls show Mitt Romney again leading in Florida. A Romney victory in the Sunshine State could sew this up. Leans Right

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The Right Scoop yesterday Mark Levin: Newt did more for the conservative movement than virtually all of his critics today — Mark Levin is, by his own admission, no special pleader for Newt Gingrich and he says that we can certainly criticize Gingrich on substance. But he says to count him out among those that are trashing Gingrich. VOTE!

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