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Background. >> of course when he was governor of massachusetts, his heavyweight record was 47 out of 50 in job creation. >> let's look at big numbers here. after picking up 20 delegates in puerto rico, nominee has 443 delegates in his column. that's double santorum's 184. romney, whose campaign made the math argument for weeks, the candidate himself made the math argument, says he's now not paying attention to the math. >> i know a lot of people will talk about delegates and strategies and math and that's interesting to the insiders but i think the american people want to see someone who has t...

Direction. mccain's probably a hybrid, somewhere between the old east coast moderate republican and the right-wing crazy tea partier, but mitt romney is well beyond the tea party stage. well distant from it. >> yeah. look, i think that the party has changed a great deal over the last four years. and i think that there's a real argument to be made that, you know, mitt romney may be the last person, you know, who's got a fairly moderate record on a number of issues from a state like massachusetts could compete as well as he's competed in the republican primary, if the party continues to evolve a...

Sweeps american samoa tonight. is it possible looking at the delegate problem with which the mitt romney campaign is now saying over and over again it's delegates, delegates, delegates, not wins, wins, wins, does he have a big delegate problem? >> he has a big delegate problem. he may not be get to 144 given the way they're allocated and the size of his lead. i understand why mitt romney campaign is making a math argument but there's a political argument santorum can make as he gets closer to a one-on-one match with mitt romney. if he goes to illinois and finds newt gingrich a shrinking force ...

In that direction. mccain is a hybrid between the old east coast moderate republican and the right-wing crazy tea partier. but mitt romney is well beyond the tea party stage. well distant from it. >> yeah. look, i think that the party has changed a great deal over the last four years. i think that there's a real argument to be made that, you know, mitt romney may be the last person, you know, who's got a fairly moderate record on a number of issues from a state like massachusetts could compete as well as he's competed in the republican primary if the party continues to evolve at the rate it's ...

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