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Yahoo! News/ Associated Press>>>>DENVER - Republican Mitt Romney is conceding the bulk of the Northeast to rival John McCain, counting instead on his home state of Massachusetts, a split in California and wins in a series of caucus states to extend his presidential campaign beyond Super Tuesday.
Missing from Romney's latest campaign schedule were winner-take-all states of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, which account for 180 of the 1,023 delegates at stake. The omissions were telling with voting in 21 GOP contests on Tuesday.
The former Massachusetts governor was in Colorado Friday and planned to attend the funeral of Mormon church President Gordon B. Hinckley on Saturday in Utah. Romney also scheduled campaign events in Minnesota, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee, Georgia and West Virginia before arriving home Tuesday.
Colorado and Minnesota are caucuses states where a grass-roots effort could help secure a win, while West Virginia will award its delegates at a convention Romney plans to address before flying to Massachusetts to both vote and await the returns.>>>>
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I thought the discussion of Romney's strategy in this article was interesting. I wouldn't mind seeing Romney do well on Super Tuesday, even if it only means he's temporarily derailing the McCain express. When Repugs decide they're getting behind somebody, they seem to be much better than Dems at getting in lockstep behind them, so the longer their choice of nominee is up in the air, the better.