Charles Bullock

University of Georgia

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Professor of Political Science at the University of Georgia

Charles Bullock on KCRW

Mitt Romney  won Arizona big time in yesterday's voting, but he took his home state by only three points — and the final count may show that  Rick Santorum  won an equal number of…

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Mitt Romney won Arizona big time in yesterday's voting, but he took his home state by only three points — and the final count may show that Rick Santorum won an equal number of…

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The Detroit News says, Romney's front-runner status has been "restored." The American Spectator says, "The front runner is bleeding."

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The Detroit News says, Romney's front-runner status has been "restored." The American Spectator says, "The front runner is bleeding."

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