Santorum: 'This Was a Big Night'
Republican presidential candidate addresses supporters in Ohio

SUEDDEUTSCHE: Obamas Gegner in der Selbstzerstörungs-Show: Die Rumpelstilzchen-Strategie wird nicht aufgehen, spätestens nach dem Super Tuesday ist klar: Obamas Gegner sind sich selbst die größten Feinde. Sie werden keinen starken Bewerber aufs Schild heben, sondern einen zerrupften Torso servieren. Der Präsident hat es leicht gegen seine zornigen Konkurrenten, die sich in ihrem Missmut überbieten. » | Ein Kommentar von Stefan Kornelius | Mittwoch, 07. März 2012

Super Tuesday Sets Up Long Slog to GOP Nomination

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FOX NEWS: Santorum backers pressuring Gingrich to bow out of presidential race: Rick Santorum's supporters, the morning after their candidate pulled out three Super Tuesday victories, began to apply serious pressure to Newt Gingrich to bow out of the presidential race -- arguing the former speaker is standing in the way of a fair fight between Santorum and Mitt Romney. » | FoxNews.com | Wednesday, March 07, 2012

US Republican Rivals Prepare for Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday, the biggest day of the US Republican presidential battle, is just hours away, when Republican voters in ten states across the nation will make their voices heard. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum are locked in a fierce battle for Ohio's 66 delegates and the momentum that a win here could bring their campaigns. Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher reports from Boston on who's spending what to try and win.

New York Times: Assessing the Results of Super Tuesday
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