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All three networks did assign a correspondent to the Republican race, whose next stage is Michigan. ABC's Ron Claiborne called the primary "do or die" for Mitt Romney, New Hampshire's second-place finisher, who is curtailing his TV ad spending in South Carolina and Florida in order to concentrate on the state where he was born. CBS' Kelly Cobiella claimed that John McCain, who won in New Hampshire, needs Michigan too "but not nearly as much as rival Romney." She noted that Iowa winner Mike Huckabee has decided that he too will compete in Michigan, targeting pro-lifers and the economically distressed. NBC's Kelly O'Donnell saw McCain try "to reach for that mantle of frontrunner even though it is a fragile grip--for now."
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