Romney may already be soaking up Santorum’s voters (gross), but he hasn’t gotten the thumbs up from the man himself.
During a conference call Monday night, Santorum declined to endorse Mitt Romney…Read More
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After more than two years, 11 primary victories, and 3.2 million votes, Rick Santorum defeated his own search results…Read More
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The long GOP primary race lumbers into Maryland, Wisconsin, and Washington, D.C., today. With Romney set to win all three races — Nate Silver has him up by 24 points in Maryland and 7 in Wisconsin — and the next primary three weeks away, Romney has a better chance than he has in while to seal the inevitability of his nomination…Read More
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Gallup, the pollster of record, and its chairman, Frank Newport, have some bad news for the Republican party this year – they’re less enthusiastic about the present GOP presidential field than they were about Sen. John McCain in 2008…Read More
Moving into the key Super Tuesday primaries, it is important to note that Mitt Romney remains the frontrunner and even if he has a “bad night” it will be one accompanied by a floor of 150+ delegates. Many suspect that the former Massachusetts governor could secure more than 200 delegates tonight. Even with the outside possibility that he loses Ohio and Tennessee (which is possible if not probable), Romney will still emerge the delegate leader tonight…Read More
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With dubious rumors swirling that Texas Rep. Ron Paul has formed something of a non-aggression pact with Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney, Paul has responded by maintaining the attacks on Romney’s rivals which precipitated the rumors in the first place…Read More
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To many Democrats, Rick Santorum seems like a miracle: a poorly funded candidate, with all the wrong issues, a bizarre way of expressing them, and an awkward voting history. If Rick Santorum actually gains the nomination, Obama’s reelection is all but assured; even if he doesn’t, Santorum sends the GOP Primary fight into chaos by enervating Mitt Romney, the GOP’s only plausible general election candidate. If you’re a Democrat, what’s not to love?…Read More
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As Michigan’s voters head to the polls today to determine what polls suggest will be a close contest, one Wolverine spoke with Ology and shared his opinion on the situation on the ground…Read More
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Michigan’s Democrats are getting in the contentious Republican nominating contest. An admission by a senior Democratic strategist in the Wolverine state is making waves today after it was revealed that the party is making automated calls to registered Democrats urging them to vote for Rick Santorum in Tuesday’s open GOP primary. Is this cynical strategy to prolong the nominating contest perturbing Santorum? Heck no! His campaign admits that they’re doing the precise same thing…Read More
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The polls of the next Republican primary states, Michigan and Arizona, where GOP primary voters head to the polls next Tuesday, are all over the map recently. In the latest NBC News / Marist poll, Mitt Romney remains the favorite in Arizona with a double-digit lead but he remains in a statistical dead heat with Rick Santorum in Michigan…Read More
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