The Republicans running for President have spent weeks criticizing each other. Now they are starting to get hit hard by the White House as President Obama starts making more campaign stops. CBS’s Susan McGinnis reports.
March 2012
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BILOXI, Miss. - Even as he barnstorms Mississippi and Alabama with days packed full of meet-and-greets and rallies ahead of the two states’ primaries on Tuesday, Rick Santorum seems to be trying to lower expectations in the state by saying that his rivals have spent more time and money here. (Political Hotsheet report by Rebecca Kaplan)
CBS’s Tom Foty checks the GOP race two days before a pair of primaries in the South.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has won Wyoming’s county conventions in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, the Associated Press reported Saturday. (Political Hotsheet report by CBS’ orbett B. Daly)
Rick Santorum pulled out a victory in Saturday’s caucuses in Kansas, the Associated Press reports. The win gives the former Pennsylvania Senator his eighth victory in the Republican primary season and keeps his candidacy alive.
CBS News projects Mitt Romney to win Ohio, Vt., Va., Mass., Alaska
CBS News’ Dustin Gervais wrapped up Super Tuesday by interviewing polling analyst Nick Barnets.
Chief Washington Correspondent Bob Schieffer tells Dan Raviv that Mitt Romney has some real problems on Super Tuesday.
Mitt Romney won in Vermont, Virginia, Idaho, Ohio and in his home state of Massachusetts. Here he is speaking to his supporters.
Ron Paul didn’t win any states on Super Tuesday. Here he is speaking to his supporters.
Newt Gingrich won in Georgia, his home state and a must-win for the former speaker. Here he is speaking to his supporters on Super Tuesday.