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Song of choice is allegedly "I've Been Working on the Railroad."
We watched 50-something hours of debates, so you don't have to.
Newt Gingrich yelled and Rick Santorum whispered.
Apparently the total rejection of Perry by Republicans in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina was too subtle.
They expressed their sadness and anger on Twitter.
"Obviously 18, 19-year-old kids make stupid mistakes."
A report about him trying to take a question from a mannequin left out one important detail.
Perry was in a Palmetto State of Mind, Newt Gingrich was channeling Reagan, and Jon Huntsman talked about ... you guessed it! China!
The two best-known or best-funded challengers, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry, are now attacking Romney from the left.
Maybe because it's good for Mitt Romney, Heilemann says.
Not Michele Bachmann and probably not Rick Perry.
Romney barely edged out Santorum for the win, while Rick Perry more or less dropped out.
How Gingrich and Perry will fight for Romney's leftovers all the way to South Carolina.
She actually is, but not in the way she intends to be.
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