John Baer

Philadelphia Daily News

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With more than four national polls showing  Rick Santorum   now tied with  Mitt Romney  among Republicans, the next showdowns will be Michigan and Arizona later this month, followed…

Rick Santorum Pulls Ahead of the Republican Pack

With more than four national polls showing Rick Santorum now tied with Mitt Romney among Republicans, the next showdowns will be Michigan and Arizona later this month, followed…

from Which Way, L.A.?

Polls by  Gallup ,  Pew  and the  New York Times  show  Rick Santorum  virtually tied with  Mitt Romney  among Republican voters.

Can Rick Santorum Go the Distance?

Polls by Gallup , Pew and the New York Times show Rick Santorum virtually tied with Mitt Romney among Republican voters.

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