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From New Hampshire, It's on to South Carolina and Florida
Mitt Romney is two for two leading into South Carolina, where Gingrich, Perry, Santorum and Paul are ready to give him trouble. But GOP power brokers and fundraisers are...
By Warren Olney • • 50m ListenMitt Romney is two for two leading into South Carolina, where Gingrich, Perry, Santorum and Paul are ready to give him trouble. But Republican power brokers and fundraisers are beginning to talk Party Unity. Also, Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour pardons almost 200, and the President pushes for "in-sourcing."
Banner image: Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney (C) speaks during his primary night rally with members of his family following the 'first in the nation' primary at Southern New Hampshire University January 10, 2012 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images
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3 storiesMississippi Governor Haley Barbour Pardons almost 200
Mississippi's outgoing Republican Governor Haley Barbour has shocked his state and many others by giving unconditional pardons to 199 criminals, including drug dealers, rapists and four convicted killers. Daniel Cherry reports for Mississippi Public Broadcasting .
Read the story7 minNext Up: South Carolina
New Hampshire Republicans had just 12 delegates to give in yesterday's primary . Mitt Romney , who got seven, clobbered Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum , who were shut out. Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman split the remaining five, and Rick Perry wasn't even campaigning.
Read the story36 min'Insourcing' Jobs back to America
"Insourcing" may be an unfamiliar term, but it's the opposite of outsourcing, which means American companies moving jobs overseas. At the White House today, the President hosted a forum on how to keep them at home.
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