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Mitt Romney rolled to primary victories in Virginia, Vermont and home-state Massachusetts on Super Tuesday. Rick Santorum, meanwhile, picked up a crucial win in Tennessee, denying Romney a decisive advantage in the most turbulent race for the Republican presidential nomination in a generation. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich countered with a home-field win in Georgia as the GOP contenders vied for the chance to take on Democratic President Barack Obama in November. [Full Story]
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