Romney Campaign Confident, Touting Delegate Lead
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by News Editor
Politico – BOSTON —It would take a dramatic sea change for Mitt Romney to lose the Republican nomination for president.
That was the argument the Romney high command sought to deliver to reporters in a background-only briefing Wednesday morning at the campaign’s Boston headquarters following the the bruising 10-state Super Tuesday contests in which the former Massachusetts governor eked out a victory in Ohio, but lost contests in Tennessee, Oklahoma and North Dakota to Rick Santorum.
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