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he spent the weekened lookin to widen his lead he is half way to what he needs for the nomination rick santorum, kept up the heat he is headed hope to pennsylvania today but won't quit even if he loses all three contests tomorrow newt gingrich is in maryland today, where he will make stops at frederick motor company and hood college he is keeping up the campaign although he concedes romney is likely nominee, with wins tomorrow romney would inch closer to the nomination and november show down with president obama. >>> the other day he said he is doing a great job this is not on saturday night live this was him saying what he actually believes. >> texas and arkansas, and west virginia, north carolina, indiana, kentucky we have some great states where we are ahead in almost every poll in all those states. >> santorum may be looking past tomorrow's primaries but many believe if he doesn't have a strong showing against mitt romney in wisconsin, this may be his last stand. as of now romney has 563 of the 1144 delegates needed santorum trails with 263 and 135 delegates gingrich is in third fo

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