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![]() GOP candidates debate the issues and each other during a CNN debate in Jacksonville, Florida.
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![]() Producer Jarrett Bellini visited a S.C. town where residents discuss how faith impacts their political views.
![]() Rep. James Clyburn says Newt Gingrich is using a long standing strategy to appeal to racist elements in the south.
Roland Martin and the Washington Watch roundtable discuss Republicans attack capitalism and who will angry poor people support in 2012.
Has President Obama put free enterprise on trial, does Mitt Romney think you are envious of him and is First Lady Michelle Obama a strong or an angry Black woman.
The New Hampshire primary is over, and Mitt Romney was the clear winner with a double-digit lead. Now it's on to South Carolina. The writing is on the wall, though. It looks like the question in November for conservatives will be, "Who do we hate the most? Mitt Romney, or President Barack Obama?"
The morning after his victory in South Carolina, the GOP presidential candidate and former speaker of the House sat down with David Gregory to talk about his rivals, Romney's tax returns, criticism of his campaign and the path toward Florida. Watch his full interview here.
Newt Gingrich spoke with Bob Schieffer on what separates himself the most from his competitor Mitt Romney; Then, Haley Barbour and Lindsey Graham analyze the results from the South Carolina primary; Also, Bob Schieffer finds out what it really means to be moderate.
Watch the 'FOX News Sunday' panel, Liz Cheney, Karl Rove, Joe Trippi and Liz Marlantes, as they preview the State of the Union address, in our web exclusive Panel Plus
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![]() Citizen Jane Politics' Patricia Murphy talks about Gingrich going negative and political ads flooding mailboxes.
Roland Martin and former RNC Chairman discuss the impact of weak teachers in American classrooms as well as the lack of parenting. Plus Steele joins #teamwhupazz.
This Sunday on "State of the Union"-- the presidential campaign is in full swing, and we're covering every angle. | Brad Atkins President of the South Carolina Baptist Convention and Bob Jones III Chancellor, Bob Jones University, weigh in on Mormonism, the Evangelical vote and analyze the 2012 GOP race.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Sen. Lindsey Graham and Rep. Tim Scott discuss the 2012 presidential race and the problems getting work done in Congress.
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum tells Bob Schieffer why he thinks Mitt Romney is just a part-time conservative; Also, Newt Gingrich responds to questions about negative ads against Romney, and why he believes he is the GOP candidate that can defeat President Obama; And, Remember the old adage, "Think before you speak"? Bob Schieffer offers an update for the age of social media.
After a strong showing in Iowa, Rick Santorum loses steam in New Hampshire. We'll talk with the former Senator about his campaign strategy for South Carolina, which could be the most consequential contest of the primary season.
The battle over Bain and super PACs as the GOP race heads south.
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