 Fox News | Romney eyes second straight win in Nevada, rivals look to upcoming contests Fox News After a string of hard-fought elections, Mitt Romney was looking to sail to a relatively smooth victory Saturday in the Nevada presidential caucuses -- as Newt Gingrich and the rest of the Republican field turned their attention to the contests ahead. Nevadans head to the polls amid little suspense Santorum, Paul look past Nevada caucuses Romney Counting on Mormon Backing for Victory in Nevada |
 Globe and Mail | Why is Romney is Using Political Purell for Shaking Donald Trump's Hand? Yahoo! Contributors Network By Professor John A. Tures, LaGrange College This story comes from the Yahoo! Contributor Network, where individuals publish their unique perspectives on some of the world's most popular websites. COMMENTARY | Mitt Romney handled Donald Trump's ... Trump to Romney: Go get 'em David Frum: Trump was looking for a rebel, and settled for Romney Trump: Romney has the best chance of beating Obama, really understands China ... |
 ABC News | Ron Paul's Last Stand National Journal In Nevada and other upcoming caucus states, Paul hopes his tireless minority can stage an upset. If they can't, he's probably finished. By Molly Ball, The Atlantic Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, speaks to supporters at a rally on Friday in Pahrump, Nev. Jon Ralston: Ron Paul 'is the real X-factor' in the Nevada Caucuses Nevada 'Bunny Ranch' Pimp And Prostitute Tell Judge Napolitano Why They Love ... Wearing Guns, and Support for Ron Paul, on Their Hips |
 Globe and Mail | Paul Defends Romney On 'Poor' Comment WDSU New Orleans By Ashley KilloughCNN (CNN) -- While some opponents of Mitt Romney seized on his now-famous "misstatement" about the poor this week, Ron Paul defended his Republican presidential rival on Friday. "I don't believe for a minute that if Mitt Romney was ... Private-Equity Rallies Around Mitt Romney's Dodd-Frank Cure Romney: I "misspoke" with comment about the poor Bill O'Reilly: Mitt Romney and poor Americans |
 Politico | GOP, Dems spar over long-term unemployed Politico The falling unemployment rate clearly favors Barack Obama, so Republicans now are talking about the harsh shadows cast by the sunnier jobs numbers — calling the 8.3 percent rate an illusion made possible by millions dropping out of the workforce. Who's more aloof -- Obama or Romney? Insight: Deficits, the US election and politics of fear Democrats may get lengthy Republican primary race |
 WLS | Santorum Fails to Qualify for Indiana Ballot 93.1 WIBC Indianapolis By Eric Berman (eric@wibc.com) Presidential candidates need 500 signatures in each of Indiana's nine congressional districts. Santorum apparently met that standard in eight districts, but Marion County's voter registration office says the former ... Election official says Santorum doesn't qualify for Indiana ballot Santorum short of needed signatures Santorum presidential campaign fights to get on Ind. ballot after falling ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | US election 2012: straight-laced denizens of Sin City cast the dice on Mitt ... Telegraph.co.uk Mitt Romney's Mormon faith has long been viewed with suspicion in America's Bible Belt, but as the Republican races moves West, he is now seeking the support of his fellow believers. By Philip Sherwell, Las Vegas It was one of those awkward moments ... Special Report: Mormonism besieged by the modern age Will Mormons' racial history be a problem for Mitt Romney? Romney's political success is a mixed blessing for Mormon Church |
 The Hindu | Does defiant Gingrich help or hurt GOP's chances? CNN By John Helton and Shawna Shepherd, CNN Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- After a bruising 10 days in Florida, Newt Gingrich wasn't conceding anything to Mitt Romney following his devastating, momentum-shifting loss in the state's primary. Romney unconcerned with Gingrich's Florida delegate challenge Wall St. cash flows to Romney over Obama Live blog: Romney says to Obama: 'Get out of the way' |
 Daily Beast | Romney campaign parts ways with debate coach who prepped Romney ahead of Fla ... Washington Post LAS VEGAS — The debate coach who worked with Mitt Romney ahead of two well-received debate performances in Florida is no longer with the Republican's presidential campaign. Romney's campaign on Friday indicated that Brett O'Donnell, who coached 2008 ... Romney Fires GOP Operative Mitt Romney splits with Brett O'Donnell |
 New Republic | Opinion: The Photo That Could Win Romney the White House Patch.com By Colleen O'Connor Photo ops, as they are called in political jargon, seal an image and a chunk of voters. Hence, basketball, softball, Little League, football, and soccer teams hosted at the White House by what should be an overwhelmed President ... Romney Shifts Focus to Obama and Congress Mitt Romney picks up endorsement of Utah Gov. Gary Herbert Romney's radical rhetoric won't be matched by reality |
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