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Endorsements could decide the outcome of the [[Presidential Election 2012]], especially in the [[Republican]] primary.  Here are the likely big endorsements in December 2011 through March 2012 (overlooked in this list was [[Michael Reagan]], the [[conservative]] son of [[Ronald Reagan]] who endorsed and is campaigning for [[Newt Gingrich]]):

Endorsements could decide the outcome of the [[Presidential Election 2012]], especially in the [[Republican]] primary.  Here are the likely big endorsements in December 2011 through March 2012 (overlooked in this list was [[Michael Reagan]], the [[conservative]] son of [[Ronald Reagan]] who endorsed and is campaigning for [[Newt Gingrich]]):m

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|Between Iowa and NH primaries

|Between Iowa and NH primaries

|Abruptly quit his campaign on April 10th and offered to help Romney; will endorse Romney as soon as the dismay by his supporters abates

|Abruptly quit his campaign on April 10th and offered to help Romney; will endorse Romney as soon as the dismay by his supporters abates

|See [[Mystery:Why Did Santorum Quit?]]. As noted before, as long as Santorum draws more voters away from Romney's more conservative competitors than from Romney himself, Santorum will stay in the race and delay his endorsement, but that polling probably shifted in early April.

|See [[Mystery:Why Did Santorum Quit?]]  As noted before, as long as Santorum draws more voters away from Romney's more conservative competitors than from Romney himself, Santorum will stay in the race and delay his endorsement, but that polling probably shifted in early April.

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