January 28, 2008
Posted: 05:49 AM ET
 Compiled by Lauren Kornreich and Katy Byron, CNN Washington Bureau * Hillary Clinton holds “Solutions for the American economy” town halls in Hartford, Connecticut and Springfield, Massachusetts before returning to Washington. * John Edwards meets with union workers in Chattanooga and Nashville, Tennessee and in Springfield, Missouri. * Rudy Giuliani attends rallies in Sanford, Clearwater, Ft. Myers, Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood, and Miami, Florida. * Mike Huckabee attends a rally in Pensacola, Florida. Later he attends a closed-press fundraising event, media availability, and closed-press meetings with political leaders, then goes on a tour of Music Row and plays guitar in a recording session, all in Nashville, Tennessee. At night, he attends a rally in Tampa, Florida. * John McCain holds a national security roundtable with political and military leaders, a media availability and a campaign rally, all in Jacksonville, Florida. Later, he holds rallies in Orlando and Tampa. * Barack Obama attends a rally in Washington, DC. * Ron Paul is in Maine. He holds a media availability and meets with voters in Portland, and holds a press conference in Augusta. * Mitt Romney holds "Change Begins with Us" rallies in West Palm Beach, Ft. Myers, Orlando, Panama City, and Jacksonville, Florida. Filed under: On the Trail |
 
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