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The Spectacle Blog
Today is the 39th March for Life (March for Life)
Heading into tonight’s GOP debate, Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney are tied in Florida (PPP)
The Wall Street Journal editorial page welcomes a drawn-out primary (WSJ)
Newt Gingrich has raised more than $1 million since Saturday night (Twitter)
A preview of the attacks being prepared by Team Romney (Politico)
Christie lets loose on Gingrich (Stateline)
Rick Santorum digs in (AP)
What will happen to Gabrielle Giffords’ seat? (WaPo)
U.S. Economy most “toxic” of 24 issues (Gallup)
Why Apple can’t make the iPhone in America (NY Times)
The Obama Memos: The making of a post-post-partisan Presidency (The New Yorker)
In Tuesday’s State of the Union, Obama looks to bait the GOP (The Hill)
The New American Divide by Charles Murray (WSJ)
Federal employees owe $1.03 billion in unpaid taxes (WaPo)
VIDEO: Big Foot vs. Mitt Romney
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martin j smith| 1.23.12 @ 9:53AM
This a hunch and no more--see I do not behave like pundits who think they no it all--but for what it is worth: Romney's attacks on Gingrich will help Gingrich. Romney at this point should focus more of his attention on Obama and sell his own ideas. But the problem is does he feel confident in his ideas ? He must demonstrate not being an attack dog but a President as Leader. Failure to do that could cost him.
martin j smith| 1.23.12 @ 9:57AM
BTW: I would give the exact same advice to each candidate.