Time to change the Dagblog headline Tuesday:  Ohio Is Santorum-licious! ?

He's gone to whining the victimhood of campaign finance, that's a strong sign of desperation from a Republican. It just couldn't be that a lot of Republican primary voters like birth control, college educations and separation of church and state, that's not in the Santorum mindset, no way that can't be it.

Pew March 5: Campaign Continues to Hurt GOP More Than It Helps:

http://www.people-press.org/2012/03/05/gop-race-is-rallying-democrats/

One of the charts:

Mitt’s Super Tuesday: Could He Wrap Things Up?
Posted by John Cassidy on his New Yorker blog, March 5, 2012

For weeks now, I and many others have been saying that the results of Super Tuesday won’t be decisive—that the bruising G.O.P. nomination battle is likely to drag on into May or June, and maybe even until the convention, in August.

On the eve of the voting in ten states, with four hundred and thirty-seven delegates at stake, an alternative scenario is looming—one that’s much more favorable to Mitt Romney. With Rick Santorum’s support seemingly falling away in many places, following his defeat in Michigan and a barrage of negative publicity about his religious views, it is now quite conceivable that Romney could do well enough for the Republican Party panjandrums, desperate to put an end to the internecine warfare, to hail him as the nominee-elect.

If this does happen, the primaries in other states will continue, of course; [....]