After last night’s Super Tuesday wins in six states, including a key, but tenuous, victory in Ohio, Mitt Romney retains his lead as the GOP frontrunner. Rick Santorum made an impressive stand in Ohio and also picked up victories in North Dakota, Oklahoma, and Tennessee– three states that have a resoundingly conservative voting population. There are many questions on why Romney can’t seem to win big, but the biggest one is why can’t he win against a social-firebrand like Santorum?
New York Times political correspondent Jeff Zeleny, who reports that while Santorum has “no campaign structure” whatsoever, he does have one major advantage over Romney:
Jeff Zeleny: Santorum Excites the Conservative GOP Base from The New York Times ‘TimesTalks’ on FORA.tv
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