Mitt Romney claimed endorsements today from two newspapers in Michigan, his native state where he is focusing his wounded presidential bid.
The Grand Rapids Press, in its editorial, says that Romney and John McCain would both offer "solid leadership," but "when it comes to Michigan's challenges and needs, the passion and knowledge of Mr. Romney tip the scales in his favor."
In its endorsement, the Oakland Press also cites Romney's ties to the state and says he "certainly has the credentials to run the country."
McCain, however, has endorsements from the state's two largest newspapers -- the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News -- in his pocket.
The Arizona senator, Romney, and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee are leading the field heading into Tuesday's Republican primary. McCain and Huckabee are also battling in South Carolina, where Republicans vote four days later, but Romney has pulled his advertising from South Carolina to marshal his resources for Michigan.
I think Romney should move on and try to win other states. He already has support from Michigan and he should worry about other States. If he takes his time the other candidates are going to get to the other states before him. He has a lot of work to do so that he won't fall behind.
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