Today is Super Duper (Fat) Tuesday, and hundreds of delegates are at stake. While Barack Obama was advertising during the Super Bowl and Hillary Clinton was crying in Connecticut, the Republicans were largely focused on California. Although John McCain is generally considered the frontrunner and recent polls show what bloggers are calling “Mitt-mentum” for Romney, it seems that a California win–or at least gaining a large number of CA delegates–is vital to both candidates. The Politico reported yesterday that McCain and Romney were “racing back to California for surprise Super Tuesday rallies as some polls show the race tightening in the Golden State”: