vote for mitt romney and that shows this race goes on. if he s first or second and winç resoundingly in new hampshire it s going to be very hard, i think, to head him off in south carolina and florida, even though right now, according to the last round of polls, gingrich was strong there. final question, suppose the way it goes the way mark is lining it up. suppose romney pulls the win up in iowa. it will be cold and he ll win that thing. if he does it s a big deal goes to new hampshire and wins there and won twice. goes to south carolina, which is evangelical and newt comes out as the only alternative to this guy, a moderate guy, lds background, mormon religion and he comes out and plays i m the only alternative to this guy. he does nick him there or beats him substantially even and goes to florida. isn t there a battle beyond florida if he wins south carolina? having won in south carolina, can he expect to win elsewhere in the deep south, the real south, not florida? two importa