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ByABC News
January 26, 2008, 8:08 AM

January 26, 2008— -- Polls:

Miami Herald: "S.C. vote breaking along racial lines"LINK

Bloomberg's Kristin Jensen: "Obama Gains on Clinton, McCain Moves Ahead as Giuliani Stumbles"LINK

Republican Debate:

ABC News' Jake Tapper: "GOP Debate: Not Quite a Smoka in Boca"LINK

New York Times' MICHAEL COOPER and MICHAEL LUO: "At Debate on the Economy, Republicans Become Kindest of Candidates"LINK

Newsweek's Holly Bailey: "Playing it Safe"LINK

Washington Post's Michael D. Shear and Juliet Eilperin: "Republicans Play to Right in Fla. Debate"LINK

Republicans: McCain:

New York Times: "Primary Choices: John McCain"LINK

Newsweek's Jeffrey Bartholet: "The Demublican"LINK

The Politico's Jonathan Martin: "McCain benefits as GOP on best behavior"LINK

Republicans: Romney:

ABC News' Matt Stuart and John Berman: "Romney Raises Expectations in Pre-Debate Rally"LINK

Boston Herald's Jessica Fargen: "Mitt secrets safe with pair charged in office break-in"LINK

The Politico's Lisa Lerer: "Mitt Romney courts neutral Jeb Bush"LINK

Republicans: Huckabee:

Associated Press: "Huckabee finds cash for limited TV ad"LINK

Boston Herald's Marie Szaniszlo: "Huckabee's running - the Boston Marathon!"LINK

Republicans: Giuliani:

Associated Press: "Standing drops as Giuliani focuses on must-win Florida "LINK

Time's MICHAEL SCHERER: "Will Rudy Shine?"LINK

Republicans:

Los Angeles Times' Michael Finnegan and Maeve Reston "A GOP debate with a difference"LINK

Boston Globe's Michael Levenson: "Romney, McCain look to Florida as launch pad"LINK

USA Today's David Jackson: "GOP debate focuses on economy in wake of stimulus plan"LINK

Bloomberg's Kristin Jensen and Nicholas Johnston: "Romney, McCain, Giuliani Say Stimulus Package a `Good Start'"LINK

Democrats: Clinton:

New York Times: "Primary Choices: Hillary Clinton"LINK

ABC News' JULIA HOPPOCK: "Is Former President Clinton Stealing the Spotlight?"LINK

New York Times' PATRICK HEALY: "Clinton's Campaign Sees Value in Keeping Former President in Attack Mode"LINK