There's no question and it's hard to know where to begin with the double talk. Look, he said he wouldn't take money from lobbyists and now, of course, he set up a 'Super PAC,' which lobbyists can contribute to. He is against all these Wall…

It is important because if Rick Santorum gets a hero's welcome and Mitt Romney gets a cool reception, it going to send another signal to Arizona and Michigan, the next two states that vote.

It is important, because if Rick Santorum gets a hero's welcome and Mitt Romney gets a cool reception, it's going to send another signal to Arizona and Michigan, the next two states that vote.

He needs to say that he is for the big reforms in this race -- entitlement and spending -- and put his mark down that he'll be a reformist president on economics.

It's a regular pattern with Barack Obama. And here's what gets even worse when you look at the president and what he -- the standard that he sets for himself. He said in 2007 about John Edwards' super PAC, you can't just talk the talk…

This is part of a pattern of behavior with Barack Obama that goes back to 2008. If you recall back then he said he would accept public financing for the campaign just as John McCain did and as soon as he figured out he could actually raise…

Barack Obama keeps -- again, words are wind. Making promises, saying things, and his actions go 180 degrees against that.

Barack Obama has a similar flip-flop problem. It's not only on those issues when he was a senator he said that we shouldn't raise the debt limit and then of course he voted against it. And then when he became president he said we have to…

This is also why there's such a sense of frustration in dealing with Barack Obama on the most important issues of the day. How to reform debt and spending and reduce the debt.

Even though no delegates awarded tonight, money will come in for Santorum tomorrow.

But remember, Mitt Romney did do very well among all conservatives and even with evangelical voters in Florida and Nevada.

I'm the alternative, I can beat him.

What Santorum is saying is he's basically a snob. And he's not listening to you because he thinks he's smarter than you.

They said it was going to be a close second for Santorum. Keep your eye on it.

This is a 50/50 race. Holy cow. I'm showing up. This could be close.

It shows why politicians are politicians and that's sad.

He hasn't satisfied the conservative base, yet.

You do have to start to worry about if this thing goes on too long, that it does have the potential to hurt the candidates.