Can Jon Huntsman get some respect from Republicans? In a word: No.

Rush Limbaugh says he should run as a Democrat. Tea partiers doubt his conservative credentials. Many just can't get over the fact that he served as the Obama administration's ambassador to China.

Huntsman didn't endear himself to Florida Republicans when he abruptly reassigned staffers from his Orlando headquarters to New Hampshire and called this week's Presidency 5 summit "diminished."

The state teachers' union was "crying wolf" when it claimed that "thousands" of school workers would be laid off this year, says the head of the Florida School Boards Association.

Good news can travel fast. In Gov. Rick Scott's case, the reverse holds true.

Declaring that "the world will pay a terrible price" if America does not actively champion the cause of freedom through moral and, if necessary, military strength, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio said the country is at a historic crossroads.

Delivering his first foreign-policy address, the Miami Republican on Tuesday discussed "America's Role in the World" at the Jesse Helms Lecture Series at Wingate University in North Carolina.

Michele Bachmann needed a home run at the CNN Tea Party debate. She hit a triple.

Jon Huntsman is reassigning staff from his Orlando headquarters to New Hampshire in a move "reflective of the diminished importance" of Floridas upcoming Presidency 5 summit, the campaign announced.

Campaign manager Matt David said in a statement, New Hampshire is a vital part of our strategy, and we want to ensure we have the best possible team in place to spread Governor Huntsmans message of serious solutions in the critical First in the Nation primary state.