I read somewhere (don't quote me, doing it from memory) that Romney was outspending Rick 29-1 in Michigan. Maybe Santorum's rise will prove that sometimes, in politics (no matter what the conventional wisdom says), money isn't everything.

We'll see...

-CW

I see it in polls, I see it first hand. I know Republican businessmen, genuine millionaires, who are defecting. Guys who can write big checks. They just don't trust Romney. Heart over head.

Looks as though you're mistaken:
http://www.democraticconventionwatch.com/diary/4726/republican-superdelegate-endorsement-list

...which were instituted by the Democrats for this very reason: to avoid such obvious problems

Were they? I thought superdelegates were mostly just left over from the days before binding primaries, when conventions were actual meetings of party pooh-bahs where they deliberated in the proverbial smoke-filled rooms. The turmoil of 1968 also played a part, but I don't remember exactly what I read about that.

That alone would be worth the price of admission.. :D

Michale.....