Santorum’s Southern sweep mars Romney’s front-runner status
Rick Santorum swept two Southern states in Republican primaries, complicating Mitt Romney\’s status as front-runner and all but burying Newt Gingrich\’s chance for the nomination.
Rick Santorum swept two Southern states in Republican primaries, complicating Mitt Romney\’s status as front-runner and all but burying Newt Gingrich\’s chance for the nomination.
Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.) endorsed Mitt Romney for president and said that he is not interested in the vice-presidency.
The Anti-Defamation League once again reprimanded Rick Santorum for his advocacy of a church role in governing.\n
Newt Gingrich won the Republican primary in South Carolina by a wide margin, throwing open the race for the party\’s presidential candidacy.
After his razor-thin victory in Iowa, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney on Wednesday predicted \”fast and furious\” attacks from rivals seeking to oust him from his front-runner perch in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Three Republican candidates for president said they would go to war if Iran obtained a nuclear weapon.
Hours before announcing his presidential run, Rick Santorum called President Obama a \”paper tiger\” with regard to Iran and threats to Israel. Santorum, a former U.S. senator representing Pennsylvania, appeared on \”Good Morning America\” early Monday, hours before his official announcement, and said the Iranians are moving forward with a nuclear program while knowing \”the president is not going to do anything to stop them.