February 24th, 2012
12:35 PM ET
11 years ago
Top GOP rivals focus on Michigan
(CNN) - Republican presidential candidates Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum will spend Friday stumping for votes Michigan, where polls show the two candidates in a virtual tie four days before what has emerged as a critical contest in the fight for the GOP nomination.
A Romney loss in his childhood home state would undermine the former governor's claim to frontrunner status and throw the GOP race into turmoil. A Santorum win would clearly establish the former Pennsylvania senator as the main conservative challenger to Romney heading into the March 6 Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
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All losers. Republican clowns will all lose in Nov dem landslide.
Eenie, Meenie, Miney & Moe!
►Top GOP rivals focus on Michigan
And any one of them will lose in the General "once again"
Obama 2012!
Paul surprises me that he is in the race just to be a lackey for Mittens.