Jan brewer arizona primary

• Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer indicated Saturday that shes likely to endorse one of the Republican presidential candidates before her states primary election on Tuesday. Speaking with reporters at the National Governors Assn.
(Los Angeles Times)
• WASHINGTON -- Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is endorsing Mitt Romney in her states Republican presidential primary on Tuesday. Brewer says she had looked at all the candidates and decided to endorse the former Massachusetts governor.
(Huffington Post)
• PHOENIX (AP) — Republican Gov. Jan Brewer on Sunday had favorable things to say about Rick Santorum but endorsed Mitt Romney in Arizona's presidential primary, saying the former Massachusetts governor "is the man that can carry the day.
(Mohave Daily News)
• (NewsCore) - Arizonas Republican governor, Jan Brewer, endorsed Mitt Romney for president Sunday, just two days before her states primary.
(MyFox Houston)
• PHOENIX — Gov. Jan Brewer is endorsing Mitt Romney in Arizonas Republican presidential primary on Tuesday.
(Republic)
• Jan Brewers endorsement of GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney Sunday on Meet the Press - or the Democratic attack to have much effect on Tuesdays Arizona primary. I dont think its going to matter either way.
(KTAR.com)
• Mitt Romney picked up the endorsement Sunday of Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, one of the most issued a taunting tweet on Saturday night. Gov. Brewer endorsement tomorrow? she said. Great for Republican primary, damaging to general election.
(KYTV)
• Jan Brewer on Sunday endorsed Mitt Romney for president. Brewer, who has been courted by the contenders with the states own primary coming up Tuesday provide Romney with the bump he needs to take Arizona.
(Arizona Daily Star)
• Romney won the Michigans primary in 2008 a newsletter. Arizona, by contrast, is a winner-take-all state. Romney has been endorsed by most of the states top politicians, including Gov. Jan Brewer and Sen. McCain.
(USA Today)
• Jan Brewer. Time is nearly up for voters in Arizona and Michigan to choose who they want to be the Republican challenger to President Barack Obama. Will it be former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney? Hes on top of the polls in Arizona by a comfortable margin.
(Public Radio International PRI)