Mitt Romney debates in Florida. (Getty)
In addition to 105 delegates, the winner of Tuesday night's primary will also get all 50 of Florida's votes at the GOP convention in August. This makes this contest more important than Iowa, South Carolina, and New Hampshire combined. Phil Latzman, reporter for WLRN and The Miami Herald joins The Takeaway to give the latest on the ground in Miami.
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I realize that Newt Gingrich is sure that his "close" working relationship with Ronald Reagan makes him a better candidate for the Republican party. There is another who also worked closely with Ronald Reagan, focusing on Family Values, and, he is a lot more photogenic than Speaker Gingrich too.
BONZO FOR PRESIDENT!
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