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Last night. isnt last night a problem for him going forward in that there are not going to be states like alabama and mississippi with that rich concentration of white evangelicals? over 90% of the population who voted, republicans who voted in alabama and mississippi white, over 80% evangelical. hes going to have problems in the other states because that isnt the makeup of the republicans elsewhere, is it. >> the anti-romney vote on the republican side has been more rural, more religious, chris...

Republican strategist steve schmidt ran the mccain/palin campaign in 2008 and eugene robinson is a msnbc political analyst. steve, weve got to start with you, the inside man. what is your feeling about this race? >> well, i think its become a two-person race, chris. for newt gingrich, he said that he was relevant in this race, that he had a southern strategy. you have to win states like mississippi and alabama if youre going to put together a southern strategy, so i think thats hes effectively f...

Long-shot bet on rick santorum, a guy who feels at least like one of them? the real dead ender is newt gingrich who can prove he can lose in all sections of the country. the cries are growing louder for newt to just get off the -- out of the way. plus, republicans are accused by their enemies of waging a war on women. now mitt romney says he would end all public support for planned parenthood. is he giving his enemies the evidence they want that republicans are womens enemies? and george cloon...

This time, mitt has reason to be worried. for the first time now, president obamas campaign team has to consider the possibility that santorum could be the gop nominee facing him. would a race against a candidate who questions women, not just at the warfront but also in the workplace be an easy target for team obama? plus, the brilliant andrew sullivan writes for "newsweek" that the birth control fight could end up as a big winner for president obama. he says the further the right wing, the fart...

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Into fighting shape. and you are going to see that, this is a massive heart attack. all the rumors are just nonsense. >> let me show some of the moments of andrew. he was introducing governor palin in a madison tea party. roll this tape. >> the tea party has been the most peaceful, law-abiding, clean-up-after-themselves group in the history of american protests. and to be lectured by you in the periphery, who have lied in getting the doctors notes, have you no right to lecture us on civility. go...

Challenge. we will see. does he want constant lit next month an array of folks on talk radio basically attacking them for taking them for granted, having the palins of the world do it sarah and todd, having herman cain do it, the michael reagans do it the tea party intelligentsia/talk radio crowd, it is sort of one in the same. got to remember the talk base of the republican party, it is the most vehicle of the party, cant afford to have them constantly badger him on this. he has to figure somet...

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On to more than -- >> you mean unfortunately for mitt romney. >> put aside my -- >> no, no. >> unfortunately for mitt. >> exactly. >> and gingrich is the toughest opponent he has faced. he is the toughest opponent hes faced so far, mitt -- of the palin, bachmann, trump, cain -- because newt, again, whether you agree with him or not and i think your column points out a lot of relevant points, he has a record. hes been part of balancing budgets, part of welfare reform, part of making a strong case...

And everybody who is running. and millions of different polls an configurations and fields. and the glass is not just a quarter full its three quarters empty. you have a group of republic primary voters who basically saying i support huckabee or trump or damages. >> laura: none of them are running thats the problem. >> or palin or christie or bachmann or perry or cain before i would support romney. because they had those chances and they passed up romney to go to those. >> laura: you never hear ...