Mitt Romney is not just playing to win in Florida, but to win as big as possible, aides said, preferably by more than the margin Newt Gingrich had in the South Carolina primary.

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Buoyant Romney Speaks of Victory in Florida

Mitt Romney, who had hoped to coast lightly over the Republican nominating contest raging beneath him, is now fully engaged in his campaign’s assault on Newt Gingrich.

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Romney Embraces Attack Style Against Gingrich

Some persistence is merely doggedness. Newt Gingrich’s persistence is a form of confidence — the firm belief that, given enough time and enough debates, his skills will prevail. He knows how to probe an opponent’s weakness, how to humiliate a journalist, how to employ an applause line and how to parry an uncomfortable question. The anti-Romneys who came before him were chosen more or less at random. Gingrich has earned his surge that produced a 13-point victory in South Carolina on Saturday. Read full article > >

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Newt Gingrich, the man who knows too much

An Illinois lawyer who had a way with words once characterized a particular argument as weaker than soup made from the shadow of a pigeon that died of starvation. The argument for Mitt Romney benefiting from South Carolina’s voting is almost as weak as Lincoln’s soup, but here it is: Read full article > >

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Can Romney the turnaround artist do it again?

US Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney says he will release his tax returns on Tuesday, following his defeat in the South Carolina primary.

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Romney ‘to release tax returns’

Mitt Romney said Sunday morning that he will release his 2010 tax returns on Tuesday, bowing to mounting pressure that may have helped lead to his defeat on Saturday.

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The Caucus: Romney to Release Tax Returns on Tuesday

Perhaps Mitt Romney’s defeat had less to do with the place and more to do with the timing.

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FiveThirtyEight: Did Gingrich’s S.C. Win Break the Rules?

After Newt routs Mitt in South Carolina.

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GOP Race Heads to Florida

Despite Rick Santorum’s third-place showing in South Carolina, his aides said he was pressing on to Florida and pursuing a broad national campaign strategy.

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Optimistic Santorum Plans State-by-State Campaign

Republican voters, after delivering three different winners in the first three stops in the nominating contest, are in no rush to settle on their nominee.

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News Analysis: South Carolina Raises New Doubts About Republican Contest

On one day in South Carolina, enthusiasm for Newt Gingrich’s victory was apparent in individual voices heard across differing political regions in the state.

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Many Voters Moved to Gingrich With Days, or Moments, Left

Newt Gingrich convincingly beats Mitt Romney to win the South Carolina primary, the latest leg of the battle for the Republican candidacy in the US presidential election.

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Gingrich wins in South Carolina

Gingrich’s late momentum could be an important factor in the results from South Carolina.

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FiveThirtyEight: South Carolina Primary Overview and Forecast

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Polls have opened in South Carolina. When they close Saturday night, the Republican Party might have its favorite for the 2012 presidential nomination. Or it might have something that few people expected. Read full article > >

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In South Carolina, a sharply tightened race

Mitt Romney finally commits to debating on Monday in Florida.

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The Caucus: Romney Will Participate in Monday Debate