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At a town hall in Lakeland, FL Friday, Arizonan, asked who Romney should choose for his running mate, picks Rubio.
McCain: "A little straight talk. Marco Rubio."
Quinnipiac poll of likely Florida primary voters:
Romney 38
Gingrich 29
Paul 14
Santorum 12
Conducted Jan. 24 — 26, 2012. Margin of error 4.1 points.
Candidate grades are based on both performance and success in using the debate to improve their standing in the nomination contest.
At the University of Michigan Friday, POTUS pushes Congress to act on measures to lower college costs, defends vision of a "more generous America."
Obama: "We don't leave people behind. We make sure everyone comes along with us on this journey....We make sure everybody has a chance to get ahead."
LATER: Meets with SecState Clinton at W.H., 3:30 pm ET.
More: Delivers remarks at a fundraiser in Wash., 4:30 pm ET.
New York Times: "Mitt Romney...relentlessly pressed Newt Gingrich on Thursday night in their final debate before the Florida primary, seeking to regain the offensive against an insurgent candidacy that is unexpectedly threatening to upend his once seemingly indomitable front-runner’s status."
Washington Post: "Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich sparred over illegal immigration here Thursday night, with the former Massachusetts governor saying it was 'repulsive' for the former House speaker to have characterized him as 'the most anti-immigrant' candidate in the GOP presidential race."
Politico: "Newt Gingrich abandoned his role as Mitt Romney’s chief antagonist in Thursday night’s presidential debate, going easy on the national GOP front-runner as a third candidate joined the fray in force."
WSJ: "The most spirited sparring was between Messrs. Romney and Gingrich, who turned from a feisty back-and-forth over preventing illegal immigration to a more personal fight over housing."
Obama to target rising college tuition costs.
Expected to outline proposals in a speech at the University of Michigan.
Florida
Romney: Miami, Cape Canaveral, Orlando
Gingrich: Miami, Delray Beach,
Santorum: Jacksonville, Miami, West Chester
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