John McCain and Mitt Romney crossed paths Wednesday night after the two candidates battled back and forth at the Republican debate in California.
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Scot Lehigh
Score one for Romney
John McCain and Mitt Romney crossed paths Wednesday night after the two candidates battled back and forth at the Republican debate in California.
(GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP/Getty Images)
AFTER JOHN McCain's win in Florida on Tuesday, the Arizona senator finally has a genuine measure of that most precious political commodity: momentum. With only a few days left before the Feb. 5 mega-contest, when more than 20 states will hold primaries or caucuses, that's priceless. (Full article: 753 words)
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