That’s a loose translation of what Mitt Romney said, but is it correct in its essentials. He desperately wants the primary to end and everyone to stop and declare him the winner. Romney knows that the strategy that he used of carpet-bombing opponents will not work in the long run. In fact, with the recent surge of support for Rick Santorum in Minnesota, Romney is finding that he now has two targets to bomb.

Here’s what Romney actually said:

Well, I’m really not a political. I don’t think that’s terribly likely. Most likely, the party regulars will surround one of the people who they think has the best chance of beating Barack Obama, and start raising money for the general election. Of course, he’s doing that already. He and the Democratic Party have raised some 200 million dollars. Of course, each of the four of us that are still in the race are raising money for our primaries. So at some point, we’ll have to pick our person and start raising money so we can compete with Barack Obama. Otherwise, we’ll be massively outspent.

This video comes to us courtesy of a 2012 Ron Paul presidential supporter. It mixes a bunch of information together with Mitt Romney’s flip-flops on several issues: abortion, the stimulus, gun control, and consistency. Click to go back to the beginning.