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Campaigning for Florida's Votes

After heading into Florida's primary neck-and-neck with Mitt Romney, John McCain wins in the Sunshine State. Since only GOP voters could participate, McCain's win suggests party regulars are getting more comfortable with his candidacy. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton won a contest in which no delegates were at stake.

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McCain Beats Romney in Florida
Article | ORLANDO, Jan. 29 -- Sen. John McCain of Arizona pulled out a hard-fought victory over former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in Florida's contentious Republican primary Tuesday, making him the clear front-runner in a two-man presidential race that could be decided as soon as next week.
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McCain Beats Romney in Florida
Article | ORLANDO, Jan. 29 -- Sen. John McCain of Arizona pulled out a hard-fought victory over former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney in Florida's contentious Republican primary Tuesday, making him the clear front-runner in a two-man presidential race that could be decided as soon as next week.
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After Romney's Barrage, McCain Stands Tall
Article | On Friday, Mitt Romney accused John McCain of being the Democrats' favorite Republican. On Sunday, the former Massachusetts governor mocked McCain's endorsement in the New York Times and then observed, "If he's been a leader, where has it led us?" On Monday, Romney accused McCain of clobbering...

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