Morris is in the tank for the Romney/Bachmann tag team, no doubt.
But of course Romney has a path to the nomination. NH’s pretty much assured for him, he’s got a chance with the Mormon vote in NM to win 2 of the first 4 states, and then he’s in pretty good shape in FL.
Polls 5 months ahead of the first vote don’t really count for much.
New Mexico is one of the last primaries along with California on June 5th. And their haven’t been any state polls of it anyway to know which way it’s leaning. And Perry is ahead by 9 in Florida.
But I have a hard time imagining anyone in New Mexico finding a yankee from Mass. compelling.
Florida will likely be quite a battle, with the SS issue probably giving Mitt a slight edge. On immigration, Perry’s positions are more aligned with Rubio’s and Jeb’s. Those two endorsements may be decisive in Fla.
Morris is also wrong about Gardisil. Virginia requires it, although anyone can opt out.
Here’s another side of that story in Texas.
http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?section=news/in_focus&id=8354519