Despite the anticipation that his GOP rivals would tear into him during last night's debate in New Hampshire, Mitt Romney emerged from the festivities largely unscathed, focusing his fire on President Obama while leaving the dirty work of criticizing other candidates to the rest of the field. The same could not be said for Romney's two main rivals in New Hampshire, Rick Santorum and Ron Paul. There were several charges and countercharges between the two while Newt Gingrich, who was expected to savage Romney, barely laid a glove on the former Massachusetts governor. New York Times: Representative Ron Paul of Texas, who did not rule out a third-party run if he failed to win the Republican nomination, attacked Mr. Santorum and Newt Gingrich. Both of them, he said, had profited from promoting the agendas of corporations to their old colleagues in Congress. "I mean, he became a high-powered lobbyist in Washington, D.C., and he has done quite well," Mr. Paul said of Mr. Santorum, who, like...(Read Full Post)