- The Missouri primary is the only so-called "beauty contest" in the Republican presidential race this year. But it might be remembered as where things got a little ugly for Mitt Romney. (Washington Post)
- Get ready for plenty of sound and fury, signifying almost nothing, after Republican voters caucus in Minnesota and Colorado and cast ballots in a statewide primary in Missouri today. (Los Angeles Times)
- Thanks to in-state political disputes and a slow-moving legislature, today's Missouri presidential primary has been reduced to an afterthought. (ABC News)
- The political maxim every vote counts may ring pretty hollow in Missouri on Tuesday. (RealClearPolitics)
- Santorum triumphed, as well, in a nonbinding Missouri primary that was worth bragging rights but no national convention delegates. (AZCentral.com)
- Santorum was victorious, as well, in a nonbinding Missouri primary that was worth bragging rights but no delegates. A jubilant Santorum declared to cheering supporters in St. Joseph, Mo. (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
- No delegates were at stake on Tuesday night, but Rick Santorum still scored three important--and surprisingly large--victories in the race for the Republican presidential nomination by winning caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota and a primary in Missouri. (YAHOO!)
- Rick Santorum dealt Mitt Romney a setback Tuesday night, winning the presidential primary in Missouri as Republicans in three states voted on a day that could produce a shift in the momentum of the 2012 race. (WHNT-TV)
- The former Pennsylvania senators wins in the Minnesota and Colorado caucuses and Missouri primary were setbacks for Romney, the national front-runner, who had been expected to cruise easily through a series of relatively minor February voter tests. (Chicago Tribune)
- This is where youll find the results for Missouris 2012 Republican primary. The Show-Me States contest is non-binding, which means that none of Missouris 52 delegates will be allocated to any of the candidates on Tuesday night. (Huffington Post)
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
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