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cause Romney is a weakfront-runner.
“This is a primary proc-ess where somebody had ahuge advantage, hugemoney advantage, hugeadvantage of establish-ment support and he hasn’tbeen able to close the dealand even come close toclosing the deal,” Santo-rum said. “That tells youthat there’s a real flawthere.”
Yet, Santorum side-stepped when asked if hewould fight Romney on theconvention floor if hefailed before August tostop the former Massachu-setts governor from get-ting the required numberof delegates.
Romney, in turn, ex-pressed confidence thathe’d prevail. “I can’t tellyou exactly how the proc-ess is going to work,” hesaid. “But I bet I’m going tobecome the nominee.”
Both campaigned inPuerto Rico last week — ina campaign focused onstatehood for the U.S. ter-ritory — but Romney cutshort his trip so he couldhead to Illinois and Santo-rum spent Sunday in Loui-siana. Illinois, a more mod-erate Midwestern state,votes Tuesday and is seenas more friendly territoryfor Romney, while Santo-rum is the favorite in themore conservative South-ern state of Louisiana,which votes Saturday.
After the Puerto Ricovictory, Romney had 521delegates in his camp andSantorum had 253, accord-ing to The AssociatedPress’ tally. Former HouseSpeaker Newt Gingrichtrailed with 136 delegatesand Texas Rep. Ron Paul
had 50.Enrique Melendez, the
Republican representa-tive on the Puerto RicanState Electoral Commis-sion, told the AP that Rom-ney “won the Puerto Ricanprimary by a huge marginand we are granting himthe 20 delegates.”
At this rate, Romney ison pace to capture thenomination in June unlessSantorum or Gingrich isable to win decisively inthe coming contests.
Both have said theywould stay in the race andperhaps force the nomina-tion to a fight at the GOP’sconvention in Tampa ifRomney doesn’t amassenough delegates to arrivewith a mandate. Thatwould turn the conventioninto an intra-party brawlfor the first time since1976.
Even as Santorum de-clined to commit to forc-ing a brokered convention,his advisers worked be-hind the scenes on a plan topersuade convention dele-gates to switch candidatesif the former Pennsylva-nia senator fails to derailRomney before that.
Romney’s aides callthis a fantasy scenario
even as they try to preventdelegates from defecting.
Half of the states haveyet to weigh in on a racewith seemingly no end insight anytime soon. That’sprompted fresh specula-tion within the GOP overwhether a contested con-vention is likely.
Republican NationalChairman Reince Priebusinsisted that party willhave a nominee soonerrather than later.
“We’re only at half-time,” Priebus said. “Ithink that this process isgoing to play itself out. Wewill have a nominee, Ithink, fairly soon — one,two months away.”
In Puerto Rico, the racewas focused on the issue ofstatehood, and Melendezsaid, “This proves Gov.Romney’s electability andhis ability to reach out toHispanics and minorities.”
Whether that’s true ornot, Romney told PuertoRicans he would supportstatehood while Santorumsaid English would have tobe the official language ofthe island if it were to jointhe United States — astatement that roiled resi-dents.
“In Puerto Rico, we get
along fine with both lan-guages,” said FranciscoRodriguez, 76, an architectwho supported Romneyand hopes Puerto Rico be-comes the 51st state.
Even as Puerto Ricovoted, Romney and Santo-rum traded barbs fromafar. “Sen. Santorum hasthe same economic light-weight background thepresident has,” Romneytold a crowd in Moline, Ill.He went a step further inRockford, Ill., saying,“We’re not going to re-place an economic light-weight with another eco-nomic lightweight.”
That drew a Santorumretort: “If Mitt Romney’san economic heavyweight,we’re in trouble.”
Aside from a pair of TVinterviews, Santorumspent the day visiting apair of churches in Louisi-ana, sharing how his faithhas shaped his political ca-reer and his opposition toabortion rights and gaymarriage. He didn’t men-tion Romney or any of hisother Republican oppo-nents during talks at bothchurches.
He made clear he didn’tplan to exit the race any-time soon, saying in Bossi-
er City, La., “One of thegreat blessings I’ve had inevery political campaignis people underestimateme, people underestimatewhat God can do.”
Yet, he was curt whenasked about his odds in Illi-nois. “Keep working,” hesaid after services there.“That’s all we can do.”
Santorum spoke withCNN’s “State of the Union”and ABC’s “This Week.”Romney appeared on “FoxNews Sunday,” and Prie-bus was interviewed onCBS’ “Face the Nation.”
ROMNEY: Wins Puerto Rico; Santorum vows not to give up yetContinued from Page A1
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney greetspeople during a campaign stop Sunday in Moline, Ill. AP
Candidate Rick Santorum greets LSU fans at the LSU vs.Mississippi State baseball game in Baton Rouge, La. AP
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