Romney Sweeps Northeastern Primaries, Critz Pulls Off An Upset, And Gingrich Reconsiders His Adverbs

 

Mitt Romney swept Tuesday’s primaries, easily winning New York, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, and all but certifying his nomination for the Republican Party.

The only state even in contention was Delaware, where Gingrich’s beleaguered campaign was making a last stand. (Seriously? Who draws the line at Delaware?) But Romney trounced the panda poet with more than double the vote…Read More

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5 Things To Watch For In Tonight’s Primaries

 

Primaries! Stay excited people, there’s still plenty of politics to obsess over, as New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Delaware and Connecticut vote tonight in the GOP presidential primary for a total of 231 delegates. (Don’t knock it; that’s 10% of the total.) Mitt Romney is the presumptive nominee, but he hasn’t won over his party yet, Gingrich still might pull off an upset, Ron Paul is gearing up the protest vote, and a showdown between a Blue Dog and a labor-backed challenger in PA might decide the Democrats’ election year narrative.

Here’s a rundown of what to watch for…Read More

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