John Tuttle has his pitch down. The 35-year-old head of global listings at the New York Stock Exchange — one of Wall Street s most iconic institutions —
bay packers, you do not just feel confident, you act confident, and we will see romney looking like an nominee. they think that is where he is headed. they expect an uphill race against president obama. they are under no illusions, and they say they cannot wait. they think after getting the nominee, it will help him become a nominee. the more he focuses on obama, the more it marginalizes santorum and newt gingrich, and they think the momentum and a math will take care of itself. the polls have just closed in alabama and minnesota and mississippi. how can naysay it is a big how can they say it is a big night for him? that does not seem to me like an emphatic endorsement. it seems like a weak front runner going on to the next day where he will squeak out another victory. later we will play the tape for you and me will say we did not see anything about a big night. we said after tonight the romney folks are feeling good because tonight is not an existential threat to the