Obama wins South Carolina primary
Barack Obama routed Hillary Clinton in the South Carolina primary, gaining momentum as 51 percent of votes went to him, with Clinton at 30 and Edwards at 19. The racially charged contest drew large turnout from black voters, especially black women, while Obama carried a quarter of the white vote. Clinton headed to Tennessee after polls closed.
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McCain Romney clash over Iraq goes to Florida primary
In a Florida clash, McCain accused Romney of wanting a specific withdrawal date from Iraq, prompting Romney to call it dishonest. The exchange amplified tensions as campaigns press toward the February 5 national primary with endorsements shaping the race in Florida. Giuliani urged civility amid the sharp rhetoric as McCain sought to pivot to national security.
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