Morning Examiner: Romney’s one front war

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Supposedly, next Tuesday’s primaries in Arizona and Michigan were supposed to be a battle between Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich for the title of top anti-Mitt Romney contender. Santorum chose to campaign only in Michigan leaving Gingrich to devote his resources to Arizona. Each candidate, in theory, would therefore have an opportunity to take Romney on one-on-one. The candidate that did best head-to-head, would be THE anti-Romney.

Problem is, Santorum is winning by TKO.

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