Republican White House hopeful Mitt Romney picked up the key endorsement of Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant, days ahead of a primary in the conservative southern state.
Bryant said on Thursday he thought Romney had the best chance of beating President Barack Obama in November's general election and believes the multimillionaire former businessman can "turn America around to get back on the right track."
In a radio interview in neighboring Alabama, which like Mississippi holds its primary on Tuesday, Romney, a former governor of liberal Massachusetts, said he considers the votes in the conservative south to be an away game. I believe this to be true in the race against president Obama. Newt has already made to many enemy's, although i am not doubting that he is a strong leader. Obama has had his chance to prove himself but in my opinion has not came through. I believe it is time to give someone else a chance, and with these endorsements Romney might just be able to accomplish that.
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