Santorum's Trifecta

YouTube: Santorum On CNN

Rick Santorum scored a trifecta last night sweeping Minnesota, Missouri, and Colorado. After eight contests in the GOP presidential race, Santorum now has four victories under his belt in Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado. Romney has victories in New Hampshire, Florida and Nevada. Newt Gingrich won South Carolina.

"Conservatism is alive and well in Missouri and Minnesota," Santorum told a Tuesday night Missouri rally.

YouTube Santorum on CNN Wednesday Morning:

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On CNN, Santorum said: "We're not running for the CEO of the country. We're running for someone who can lead this country."

Minnesota Republicans put Romney in third place, winning only a fraction of the votes he gained in a record-setting caucus turnout four years ago.

In Missouri, Santorum had 55 percent of the vote with most votes counted, followed by Romney with 25 percent and Paul with 12 percent. Gingrich did not run in Missouri.

With all precincts reporting in Colorado, Santorum led with 40 percent of the vote. Romney was in second with 35 percent, followed by Gingrich and Paul.

The most recent Rasmussen poll, which came back with a surprising result: The survey said that Santorum was the only GOP candidate that would prevail over Obama, by a 45-to-44 margin. Romney, the poll found, would lose 47 to 43.

America is speaking. We know Romney isn't a conservative. He is a progressive more similar to Barack Obama than most Americans. Santorum is a clear light to conservative i.e. American values.

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