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Watch Rick Santorum Florida Primary Concession Speech
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Watch Newt Gingrich Florida Primary Concession Speech
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Watch Mitt Romney Florida Victory Speech Video
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Florida Primary Exit Polls
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Florida Primary Results: Live Blog
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Florida Primary Prediction
This is a guest post by The Dysfunction Junction editor Kent McCarty. McCarty is an 18 year-old student at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. He plans to run for President in 2048. To read more by McCarty, visit The Dysfunction Junction by clicking HERE.
So far during the primary season, we’ve enjoyed polls that offer a clear consensus in the days leading up to the vote. The may not have been accurate, but they were at least in agreement. Not so in Florida, as polls from the last three days project a Mitt Romney win by anywhere from 5 to 20 points. If you buy into the 5-point lead, tonightcould be pretty exciting and Newt could conceivably pull an upset. If you buy into the 20-point Mitt lead, we’ve got our nominee.
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Who Will Win the Florida Primary?
This is a guest post by The Dysfunction Junction editor Kent McCarty. McCarty is an 18 year-old student at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. He plans to run for President in 2048. To read more by McCarty, visit The Dysfunction Junction by clicking HERE.
So far during the primary season, we’ve enjoyed polls that offer a clear consensus in the days leading up to the vote. The may not have been accurate, but they were at least in agreement. Not so in Florida, as polls from the last three days project a Mitt Romney win by anywhere from 5 to 20 points. If you buy into the 5-point lead, tonightcould be pretty exciting and Newt could conceivably pull an upset. If you buy into the 20-point Mitt lead, we’ve got our nominee.\
To finish reading The Dysfunction Junction‘s Florida Primary Predictions, read the full article by clicking HERE.
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Poll: Who Won the CNN Florida GOP Debate?
This is a guest post by The Dysfunction Junction editor Kent McCarty. McCarty is an 18 year-old student at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. He plans to run for President in 2048. To read more by McCarty, visit The Dysfunction Junction by clicking HERE.
Who do you think won tonight’s CNN Florida GOP Debate? Visit the link below to cast your vote at The Dysfunction Junction:
http://www.thedysfunctionjunction.com/2012/01/26/poll-who-won-the-cnn-florida-gop-debate/
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Who Won Tonight’s CNN Florida Debate?
This is a guest post by The Dysfunction Junction editor Kent McCarty. McCarty is an 18 year-old student at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg. He plans to run for President in 2048. To read more by McCarty, visit The Dysfunction Junction by clicking HERE.
Could this be the last debate of the 2011-2012 campaign? I can only hope. Though tonight’s debate was miles better than Monday’s NBC Florida Debate snoozer, we were still faced with riveting questions like “Why would your wife be a good first lady?” and “will you release your medical records?” Check out a look at the winners and losers going forward:
Winners
- Rick Santorum- I’m not sure that anyone was really listening to Rick Santorum, but if they were he did himself a favor tonight. He demonstrated a breadth of knowledge on foreign policy and articulated his talking points convincingly. Santorum also made the strongest case against RomneyCare that anyone has been able to make over the campaign. He drew strong similarities between RomneyCare and ObamaCare, and though Romney tried diligently to distance himself from the President’s unpopular policy, that’s an argument he’ll never win. The problem Santorum runs into is that he’s got virtually no money, making it very difficult for him to capitalize on tonight’s strong performance. If there was any thought that Santorum may drop out before Tuesday’s vote, tonight squelched that pretty solidly. Grade: A
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