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    • Chris Christie has repeatedly denied he'd run for president in 2012, but that isn't stopping speculation that he will.

      Chris Christie has said he's not running for president in 2012 in a lot of different ways.

      Our favorite? "Short of suicide, I don't really know what I'd have to do to convince you people that I'm not running," Christie told reporters in New Jersey late last year.

      Given the completeness of Christie's past denials, eyebrows were raised earlier this week when he pointedly refused to rule out a run when asked about it after a speech at the Reagan Library in California.

      After a woman pled with him to reconsider his decision, Christie said only "I thank you for what you're saying."

      That doesn't mean Christie is running for president. But it does mean that he is leaving the door open enough to freeze the field and allow him a bit of time to seriously consider it.

      Christie's blunt speaking style and fiscal conservative credentials have made him a You Tube sensation and a hero

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    • Sarah Palin could still run for president in 2012, but if she did, would it even matter?

      Sarah Palin continues to keep people guessing about whether she'll run for president next year.   But, even if she runs she will be a second-tier candidate.

      In a new CNN poll, Palin received 7 percent in a 2012 primary ballot test -- the same amount of support that businessman Herman Cain and Texas Congressman Ron Paul received and well behind frontrunning Texas Gov. Rick Perry who took 28 percent.

      That same poll showed just 51 percent of Republicans thought Palin possessed the character traits to be president, compared to 73 percent for Perry, and 83 percent for Romney!

      Palin's standing in polls has fallen considerably in the last few months, largely due to Perry's candidacy, which has robbed the former Alaska governor of many of her committed tea party supporters.

      Allies of Palin point out that she is not yet in the race and, if she does decide to run, many Republican voters on the fence about

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    • Mitt Romney and Rick Perry will be trying to stabilize their status as GOP frontrunners in the Orlando debate, but they'll be facing opposition from each other as well as the seven other republican hopefuls.

      It's a debate night!

      Nine Republican presidential candidates will be on stage tonight in Orlando for their third debate in 15 days.

      But the focus will be on just two men: Texas Governor Rick Perry and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney -- the two frontrunners for the Republican nomination.

      Each man has a different goal in tonight's debate.

      For Perry, he has to shake off his uneven performances in the two debates earlier this month and show Republican voters he not only belongs on the debate stage but is ready to take on President Obama next November.

      For Romney, he has to find ways to slow Perry's momentum by raising questions in voters' minds about whether the Texas governor is really ready for prime time. Expect Romney to hammer Perry on his past comments on the

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