By Laura Weber
Vote tallies are starting to come in for Michigan’s Republican primary. Early results show Rick Santorum with a slim lead over his rival Mitt Romney. But Romney’s supporters in southeast Michigan say they’re optimistic and feeling good about the Michigan native’s odds.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is heading up Romney’s campaign efforts in the state. Schuette said he is disgusted that Santorum encouraged Democrats to vote in the G-O-P primary against Romney.
“I think that’s stupid, and I think most people view that as cynicism or hypocrisy in its worst form. I don’t get too stressed by it. What it really does show is there’s something in the air of desperation from the other side.”
But Schuette said he thinks Romney will walk away with a win in Michigan tonight.
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