Romney expects to fight on past Tuesday

AP on Yahoo ^ | 2/2/08 | Glen Johnson - ap

[NormsRevenge]

Republican presidential hopeful, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney,
speaks to reporters during a media availability in Minneapolis,
Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

[Scarchin]

YES YES YES!!!!!

Made my day!

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The seething rage of the Left notwithstanding...

[CindyDawg]

Good

[Fast Ed97]

Thank God he is willing to stick with it. What big states are up after Super Tuesday? Also, does anyone think Huckabee will still be in the race after Tuesday?

[Shadow44]

Pennsylvania is a bit late, I believe it’s in March. I’ll be voting for him then!

[Lily4Jesus]

Good, our prayer is working.

[icwhatudo]

After Super Tuesday, the delegate count could easily be McCain 614, Romney 400.

With 1100 needed to win, and the anti-McCain surge happening, this is far from over.

[mcjordansc]

He has to keep up the positive spin, but this thing is so over on Wednesday morning.

[Vigilanteman]

Thanks are due to Mitt and his supporters for at least trying to slow the lemming-like rush to McCain. He’s down a touchdown with two minutes left and McCain still has the ball, but he isn’t giving up.

[Rudder]

AP/Yahoo: 'Romney is a Mormon.'

Almost forgot---I'm thankful for the reminder, I guess.

[Vigilanteman]

Pennsylvania is April 22nd. It is possible, though not likely, that we will still be relevant at that time.

[rman04554]

I voted in Maine today. Thought for sure McCain would win here..was amazed at the number of people caucusing and the large number of Mitt supporters...something is in the air...last week polls showed Romney 3rd behind Paul and McCain

[sweetiepiezer]

Washington is broken.
Go Mitt.

[JaneNC]

This is good news. WHOO HOOOOOOO

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Fresh national poll numbers from Rasmussen:

In the race for the Republican Presidential Nomination, it’s John McCain at 30%, Mitt Romney at 30%, and Mike Huckabee at 21%. Ron Paul is supported by 5% of Likely Republican Primary Voters…Romney leads by sixteen percentage points among conservatives while McCain has a two-to-one advantage among moderate Primary Voters…

…On the Republican side, Missouri and Tennessee are toss-ups while McCain leads in Alabama. McCain has a solid lead in the winner-take-all state of New Jersey and holds modest leads in California, Connecticut, and Illinois.

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[Normandy]

It is possible that McCain may have peaked too early. If Romney can get enough delegates on Super Tuesday to stay competitive, the momentum could be taken out of the McCain campaign. He has already gotten the high profile endorsements and their significance will diminish over time.

[AlanGreenSpam]

Glad to hear this, but what is with this b.s. liberal yellow journalism sentence from liberal Associated Suppress:

“He also declared he was not stressed about the precarious state of his campaign. “

Precarious??

Sounds like spin if I’ve ever heard it.

[maxter]

That is the perfect sign behind Mitt. WASHINGTON IS BROKEN. He needs to put that on the air ASAP. Doesn’t need to say a thing, just “I’m Mitt Romney and I approved this message.” Most of the voting public agrees.

[AncientAirs]

In view of the mileage on his opponent, Romney has not choice but to stay in ‘til the very end.