super tuesday in march. right now it is a fluid atmosphere and volatile. i think tuesday will give an indication. i know you have concern the controversy with the white house over contraceptives and religious institutions, why do you think that this white house is pushing this issue right now in the white house listens in itself and you look at key stone exhale issue and makes no sense. there is an inner circle that the president is listening two and they don t understand the constitution. pilgrims came here to escape persecution . the federal government has no right to man date things to individuals contrary to the religious doctorins or
mitt romney in all 50 of the delegates beat newt gingrich by a wider margin and beat him in south carolina. the former house speaker let his lecturn do the talking. 46 states to go. seven states are up for grabs. the caucuses in maine goes on for a week. wolf blitzer was watching it all last night great election coverage once again. dominating florida, some might look at the comments that he made, certainly to our soledad o brien. he told soledad, i m not concerned about the very poor. she pressed on it. let s listen to what she said and then i want to ask you about it. my campaign is focused on middle-class americans. you can focus on the rich, that s not my focus. you can focus on my very poor. that s not my focus. my focus is on middle-income americans, retirees living on social security, people who can t find work. folks that have kids getting tr ready to go to college. is this going to spell trouble for him? he said it inartfully. he tried to explain what he meant
learn about this, rachel, one is gingrich s strength in the panhandle area, including jacksonville, should give us a clue about where he stands, say, if super tuesday in march came along and all those southern primaries showed up, what kind of strength would gingrich have at that point in time, say if nothing changed between now and then and then watching romney s margins in these other parts will tell us a little bit, for instance, if he overperforms in the southwest part of florida he should do well in some of these midwest primaries, places like illinois, where there is a conservative voter there but they call themselves say somewhat conservative rather than very conservative. so, that s the strength we expect, orlando, south florida for romney, the parts for gingrich, clearly north florida, jacksonville, how close will jacksonville be? jacksonville, when romney was the conservative candidate four years ago, he won jacksonville. it should go to the conservative again, but what will
has he has been widely reported tomorrow s primary in florida is a winner take all con techlts you heard this, right? the candidate who wins the most votes get all of all of florida delegates. florida, unlike south carolina s a winner take all state in terms of delegates for the republican nomination. is that true or is that false? false. false, sort of. the republican party tried to make states go later this year, only iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada were allowed to go before super tuesday in march. any other state that decided to go earlier than that would get docked half their delegates. so florida got docked from its 99 delegates down to 50. then the republican party came up with another punishment for any state that wants to go before april. those states would not be allowed to give all of their delegates to the winner. they couldn t be winner take all. they would have to give out their delegates proportionally. florida broke both of those rules but ultimately they
as has been widely reported, tomorrow s republican primary in florida is a winner take all contest. the candidate who wins the most votes gets all of florida s delegates. florida, unlike south carolina is a winner take all state in terms of delegates for the republican nomination. is that true or is that false? false. false, sort of. the republican party tried to make states go later this year, only iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada were allowed to go before super tuesday in march. any other state that decided to go earlier than that would get docked half their delegates. so florida got docked from its 99 delegates down to 50. then the republican party came up with another punishment for any state that wants to go before april. those states would not be allowed to give all of their delegates to the winner. they couldn t be winner take all. they would have to give out their delegates proportionally. florida broke both of those rules but ultimately they ve