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BLITZER’S BLOG: “Florida, Florida, Florida” – tonight and in November
By Wolf Blitzer, CNN
(CNN) - Florida is the fourth largest state in the United States. President Obama and the eventual Republican presidential nominee will be spending a great deal of time campaigning in Florida. That’s because this state goes back and forth between Democratic and Republican candidates in presidential elections. Obama carried it four years ago; George W. Bush carried it in 2000 (but just barely, as we all recall) and again in 2004.
That makes Florida very different than the three largest states in the United States: California, New York and Texas. The presidential candidates won’t be spending a lot of time in those states. They will drop by occasionally to raise some money, but they know that New York and California always go Democratic in presidential elections, and Texas always goes Republican.
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Obama's old car for sale for $1 million
A man hopes to sell President Obama's old car for $1 million. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
DC protesters have no plans to back down
CNN's Brian Todd reports on how the Occupy DC protest seems to be at a breaking point.
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McCain responds to Gingrich attack
Sen. John McCain responds to an attack by presidential candidate Newt Gingrich. CNN's Wolf Blitzer has more.
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BLITZER’S BLOG: The importance of debates
By Wolf Blitzer, CNN
(CNN) - Because I’ve now moderated three of them, I know it will sound self-serving when I say I’ve really enjoyed watching all the Republican presidential debates. There have been about 20 so far, and they have been informative. Like the millions of Americans who’ve watched them on television, I’ve learned a great deal about the candidates. They’ve been really instrumental in shaping public attitudes.
Millions and millions of Americans who’ve watched the debates are now better-informed voters.
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Ron Paul's comic relief
Ron Paul broke debate tension with amusing one-liners. CNN contributors James Carville & Alex Castellanos discuss.
RELATED STORY: Florida debate's most buzz-worthy moments
Santorum: 'We're in this race'
(CNN) - Rick Santorum vowed to stay in the race Friday, saying his lighter-than-usual campaign efforts in Florida were no indication of plans to drop out of the running.
"There hasn't even been a discussion, not even approaching a discussion to discuss a discussion, as to whether to get out of this race," Santorum said on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer." "We're in this race."
Blitzer talks about Gingrich interaction
Wolf Blitzer talks with Anderson Cooper about his interaction with Newt Gingrich during the CNN Debate.
Beavis and Butt-Head alive ... almost
Prepare for nightmares as "real-life" Beavis and Butt-Head are sold for $14,000. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
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