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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120314:13:28:00 - Vimarsana News

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Mississippi to his list of southern losses. and to break it down is jonathan martin an nbc news senior political editor, mark murray, generally, yesterday mark murray, we noted this little thing, forget the exit polls yesterday afternoon. 28, 28, 26, 28, those were the respective percentages mitt romney had gotten in the previous southern state and he got last night 29 and 30, an improvement. >> and the polls were all over the place, looking at that demographic and geographic. >> we knew exactly what would happen. >> we knew what would happen, and mitt romney goes in and aces the perception pr...

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Race? >> i think it's a decision that newt has to make. >> what do you think? you're very opinionated. you don't ever hold back. >> i think it's not as simple -- michael is correct. the delegate math is not as simple as if newt drops out, that increases santorum's chances because we're dealing here with a fine night number of delegates, 22086. any delegate that would have gone to newt or santorum wasn't going to go to romney anyway. the real question is, can romney get to 1144. i did more of the math again this morning. i find if santorum wins pennsylvania, it is mathematically impossible for ...

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Delegates. this race is now a county-by-county knife fight. second, a bolder message from mitt romney, the base is just not buying the message now. we're going to hear, for instance, look for him instead of talking about replacing barack obama, he's going to talk about defeating obama. he's going to talk more about his own economic plan, cutting taxes and spending, more sources of energy, and pivot to talking more about obama. there's two thoughts about obama. one, as you suggested when you were talking about the messina e-mail, both campaigns know that the clock is ticking. they know they hav...

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>> with wins in mississippi and alabama for ric, marks got madder. missouri, puerto rico and illinois vote early this month. mitt romney needs a win in these air yeas. two southern state, texas and louisiana will challenge romney. let's talk illinois first. millions of dollars are planned for ads, ugly is on in illinois. local polls show a tight race right now as well, which is why some like politico call illinois the new ohio. it's not a romney lockup. the delegate math favors him. math is why puerto rico is important. newt gingrich in that territory, in an uncommon situation interviewed the ...

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Chuck todd is here with a look at the exit polls out of alabama and mississippi, and a look at delegate math, howard fineman on where the campaigns go from here. today, sarah palin challenged president obama to a debate. can you believe it? i'll ask stephanie cutter of the obama campaign to see if the president would give thaws kind of entertainment. rush limbaugh said sandra fluke was part of a white house conspiracy to take him down. columnist connie schultz is here to react. all that plus richard wolffe, e.j. dionne and terry sewell of alabama if the republicans believe the president is...