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Fox News called it for Romney.

Hillary is also declared the winner, which is what ought to happen, when you’re up against “uncommitted.”

UPDATE: My initial impression: This is the momentumless primary. Huckabee had a really nice win in Iowa… and then performed in New Hampshire about where he was before he won. McCain won New Hampshire, and appears set to do an okay second place, obviously not where he wanted to finish. Romney might get a burst out of this, but then again, he might not.

The rumor in the Fox News green room today was that Romney will skip South Carolina and go straight to Florida. The thinking is, every candidate has gotten something of a bye week, skipping a state that doesn’t seem to fit their strengths well, and Romney might be better off jumping straight to Florida, a state where he’s just a little off the lead, rather than getting in between a Huckabee-McCain-Thompson deathmatch. (How much could he help himself with five days of campaigning, anyway?)

My Romney guy said he hadn’t heard that – not that it wasn’t true, but that it just hadn’t reached his ears yet.

ANOTHER UPDATE: John Fund of the Wall Street Journal on the skip-South Carolina move: “I think that [skipping South Carolina] would be a mistake. If he doesn’t [run there] he’s in danger of Fred Thompson stealing his clothes.”