At this point, by most accounts, Rom­ney will secure the Repub­li­can nom­i­na­tion by con­tin­u­ing to win a plu­ral­ity and occa­sional major­ity of votes in the remain­ing con­tents. San­to­rum, on the other hand, needs to win two-thirds and Gin­grich nearly three-quarters of the remain­ing delegates.

MSM would have you believe that Sat­ur­day was Santorum’s day but a casual glance sug­gests oth­er­wise with 80% of the con­tests going to Rom­ney.
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At this point, by most accounts, Rom­ney will secure the Repub­li­can nom­i­na­tion by con­tin­u­ing to win a plu­ral­ity and occa­sional major­ity of votes in the remain­ing con­tents. San­to­rum, on the other hand, needs to win two-thirds and Gin­grich nearly three-quarters of the remain­ing delegates.

MSM would have you believe that Sat­ur­day was Santorum’s day but a casual glance sug­gests oth­er­wise with 80% of the con­tests going to Rom­ney.
Continue reading→

At this point, by most accounts, Rom­ney will secure the Repub­li­can nom­i­na­tion by con­tin­u­ing to win a plu­ral­ity and occa­sional major­ity of votes in the remain­ing con­tents. San­to­rum, on the other hand, needs to win two-thirds and Gin­grich nearly three-quarters of the remain­ing delegates.

MSM would have you believe that Sat­ur­day was Santorum’s day but a casual glance sug­gests oth­er­wise with 80% of the con­tests going to Rom­ney.
Continue reading→

At this point, by most accounts, Rom­ney will secure the Repub­li­can nom­i­na­tion by con­tin­u­ing to win a plu­ral­ity and occa­sional major­ity of votes in the remain­ing con­tents. San­to­rum, on the other hand, needs to win two-thirds and Gin­grich nearly three-quarters of the remain­ing delegates.

MSM would have you believe that Sat­ur­day was Santorum’s day but a casual glance sug­gests oth­er­wise with 80% of the con­tests going to Rom­ney.
Continue reading→