Mitt romney super tuesday

• By DAVID ESPO and KASIE HUNT Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican presidential rivals Mitt Romney and Rick weeks 10-state collection of Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
(msnbc.com)
• The prospect of a brokered or contested Republican convention is one that Mitt Romney would rather ignore, since it simply amplifies concerns about his ability to win over GOP voters.
(Huffington Post)
• Rep. Ron Paul has not made a strong challenge in either state, while former Georgia congressman Newt Gingrich has focused on the 10 Super Tuesday states that include his own.
(Lansing State Journal)
• On Tuesday, the Morning Joe crew was discussing, of course, the Michigan primary. The conversation took an interesting turn as they talked about Mitt Romney's prospects should he lose in his home state, and how this primary might play out.
(mediaite.com)
• President Obama took two swipes at Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in front of auto into the several states casting ballots on Super Tuesday in a week.
(FOX News)
• LAS VEGAS, Feb. 28 (UPI) -- A super PAC backing Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich reportedly is set to launch attacks on rivals Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum Gingrichs chances in Super Tuesday states March 6.
(United Press International)
• Mitt Romney is dropping his recent focus on social issues and returning to his core message on the economy.
(Washington Post)
• Mitt Romney is fighting to avoid an embarrassing home-state loss in a high-stakes Michigan primary that will not decide the Republican presidential contest - but could scar the former Massachusetts governor just a week before Super Tuesday.
(Duluth News Tribune)
• Michigan native Mitt Romney, who won the states primary in 2008 against A Santorum win would give him fresh momentum headed into Super Tuesday, March 6, when 10 states vote, and wound Romney -- long considered the heir to the nomination.
(Lansing State Journal)
• Mitt Romney admits hes responsible for not having already the former Massachusetts governor plans to change the tone of his campaign before Super Tuesday.
(Daily Beast)