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Tragone, Stossel: Santorum sweeps the South; Romney wins Hawaii and Samoa, looks ahead to Illinois; Your green energy bankruptcy of the day: Evergreen Solar; Rep. Bachus coasts in primary challenge; Axelrod not appearing on Bill Maher; $365K tab for Obama/Cameron guys night

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With Adam Tragone, Managing Editor 03.14.12 Today's Sponsor A busy Wednesday, with the Rick Santorum campaign undoubtedly on cloud nine. After two unexpected (at least in the media's eyes) victories last night in Alabama and Mississippi, the former Pennsylvania senator can finally put to rest the question: who is the Romney alternative? Santorum has proven to his critics that he is truly the only candidate that can win the deepest of red states. With that being said, Mitt Romney has a very key race in Illinois next week. It's the new Michigan for a few reasons. One -- it's a battleground state, chock full of independents and undecideds who need to see Mitt Romney as someone who will get the economy back on track, and is a stark contrast from Barack Obama. Two -- it's going to require him and his Super PAC to spend a hefty sum, since the market is more expensive than the states he just left. John Hayward has the must-read analysis and look-ahead of the upcoming votes and the shifting primary landscape. It'll be a big day next Tuesday, so keep your eyes peeled to HUMANEVENTS.COM all week for the latest from both the Romney and Santorum campaigns. Rep. Spencer Bachus, the Alabama congressman who was profiled in the "60 Minutes" special on insider trading by members of Congress, cruised to a primary night victory. John Gizzi has reported this story from the beginning and he has the play-by-play below. There are some extremely compelling pieces I have found for you from the web today, including a piece on the guys night out between David Cameron and President Obama and the cost of the trip that we have to foot. —Adam Tragone Your green energy bankruptcy of the day: Evergreen Solar John Hayward  Off to China they go... Read More ADVERTISEMENT Not closing the deal Erick Erickson In five years of campaigning it is stunning that the Romney camp still has no clue how to play the expectations game... Read More Rep. Bachus secures primary victory in Alabama John Gizzi Other incumbent House members face tough road to renomination...Read More Complex societies need simple laws John Stossel "If you have 10,000 regulations," Winston Churchill said, "you destroy all respect for law."... Read More If Hatch wins 7th term, it'll be his last Read the full story from The Salt Lake Tribune Axelrod bails on Bill Maher Get the details from Politico Obama, Cameron basketball trip cost taxpayers $365K Read more from The Washington Times March 14, 1879 A genius is born On March 14, 1879, Albert Einstein was born, the son of a Jewish electrical engineer in Ulm, Germany.

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