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• Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney won a straw poll sponsored by the Conservative Political Action Conference and the Washington Times.
(Businessweek)
• LOS ANGELES, February 10, 2011 – A pair of poll results came in, and Mitt Romney won both of them. The losing candidates will most likely argue that the results do not matter.
(Washington Times)
• The most resounding speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference came not from a presidential candidate, or an elected official — but from Sarah Palin.
(ABC News)
• President Obama is trying to accommodate Catholic bishops on birth control, but at CPAC, Republican presidential candidates still ranted about his assault on religion.
(Sun Sentinel)
• On the campaign trail, Callista Gingrich can regularly seen standing near her husband Newt -- but unlike the other candidates spouses, she rarely says a word.
(CBS News)
• While his rivals drew contrasts with each other, Newt Gingrich focused his fire almost entirely on President Obama. As he has on the trail, Gingrich went into detail about his plans for his first few days in office.
(Washington Post)
• If the Conservative Political Action Conference can be expected to accomplish anything more than angry bellowing, it is to reliably embarrass every decent and sane conservative in America.
(YAHOO!)
• No one can say they don't know what Newt Gingrich will do after his inauguration. He's got big plans, and he laid them all out in his CPAC address.
(Human Events (blog))
• I should probably find some better things to do while drinking my morning coffee, especially since after web browsing I wound up spitting it over my keyboard.
(DAILY KOS)
• WASHINGTON -- During our video live streams on Thursday and Friday at the 2012 Conservative Political Action Conference, HuffPost reporter Zach Carter spoke with a wide array of speakers and attendees.
(Huffington Post)