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That the president made supporting same-sex marriage, what if any, impact did that have? about 17% say they are more likely to vote for the president. 20% say theyre more likely to vote for romney. about a statistical tie. but take a look at this. the vast majority, almost two-thirds, 62% say it made absolutely no difference at all. and then on the big issue, the economy. only one-third believe that the economy is going to get better in the next year. thats actually down about five points from a...

Within two so its really wide. now is the time that the romney campaign usually pours in millions of dollars in ads. >> in the last couple of weeks. thats right. rick santorum while hes ahead of 6 1/2 in the real clear politics average, keep in mind, it was just about a month ago where he had 15, 16, 17 points ahead of mitt romney. meanwhile, as you look at the delegate count, mitt romney really has pulled ahead substantially. currently, he has 655 santorum 278. newt and ron paul in the back. so...

Is behind newt gingrich. thats fine. i think hes probably going to stick with that until something changes with the gingrich campaign. but you know, weve got an important move in texas afoot right now and thats what were looking at because if that state does switch to winner take all by simple majority it is a complete game changer for this delegate count and it would really hurt the romney campaign. they know that. were trying to go down there and show that texas can be relevant in this process...

On health care. that could give republicans an opportunity to argue something that really matters, if it is deemed unconstitutional to the american voter and the question is, is now a critical time for them to pick a candidate, get behind him and move forward? >> well, remember the mattal between hillary clinton and barack obama lasted into early june in 2008 and didnt really slow barack obama down that much, in his victory in november. i do think, though, that after pennsylvania, which is rick ...

Kornblut and erin mcpike. you see the santorum camp insisted he has no plans of dropping out. you have mitt romney with this commanding lead in the delegate count. if santorum loses pennsylvania, his home state, its going to be really embarrassing but how tough a decision is it for him to drop out now instead of waiting? this is, of course, the presumption that he does lose. >> well, its got to be a tough call for him. obviously the last time he ran a race in pennsylvania, he lost by 18 points. ...

Done with 35 states. today its going to be wisconsin, maryland and washington, d.c. it could in fact be according to the polls going in, a huge day for mitt romney who passed the halfway point in the delegate count. the goal is 1144. >> thats right. if we put up the delegate count as of this hour, you can see that romney has exactly half. he would need, mr. romney would, going forward to win about 42% of the outstanding contests. rick santorum will have to win about 75. >> 3 out of every 4 deleg...

Views. i think in the final analysis, i will win by having the support of men and women. my wife has the occasion, as you know, to campaign on her own and also with me, and she reports to me regularly that the issue women care about most is the economy and getting good jobs for their kids and for themselves. >> despite romneys delegate lead, rick santorum is vowing to fight on. but according to nbcs delegate count, the former pennsylvania senator would have to win about 70%, 70% of remaining del...

Appearances can be deceiving, cant they? put safety first, thats for sure. we you take the photo. if you have one you like to share, log on to ureport@foxnews.com and up load the images and well share some of them on the air. jon: lets talk a little politics now in americas election headquarters. mitt romney tightens his grip on the gop nomination going three for three in tuesdays primaries in wisconsin, maryland and washington, d.c. he is adding significantly to his big lead in the delegate cou...