Wisconsin GOP Primary Roads Point to Romney Edge
Wisconsin voters face a Mitt Romney lead as highways map the race with Romney strong on Interstate 94 through Milwaukee suburbs and Santorum hoping to surge along Interstate 43 through Milwaukee north toward Green Bay. Officials project 35 percent turnout of 4.35 million.
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Santorum says floor fight at GOP convention would energize party
In Wisconsin, Rick Santorum argues a convention battle over the nominee would mobilize Republicans against Obama. He trails Mitt Romney in delegates but asserts Romney also lacks a clear majority, framing the fight as open democracy that could boost voter participation.
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Rubio and Romney VP chase echoes 1920s peril and past fate
AP reports Rubio and fellow Republicans eyeing a Romney VP nod as Clinton weighs Obama re-election odds. Clinton says Obama can win if he convinces voters he steadied the economy, noting the 2008 crash and actions to “put a floor under the recession.”
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High court upholds jails strip searches ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that inmates may undergo strip searches in the general jail population for minor offenses, ruling against Albert Florence who challenged the policy as a civil rights violation. Justice Kennedy led the majority.
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Obama vows health care law will stand before Supreme Court
President Obama defended the health care law at a joint news conference with Canada and Mexico saying he is confident it will be upheld by the Supreme Court. He warned that unelected justices should not overturn a law passed by a democratically elected Congress amid conservative questioning of the insurance mandate.
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