 In the Mississippi and Alabama primaries last week, Mitt Romney failed miserably to prove he can win in the South. But now Rick Santorum must prove he can win in a big Northern state, where the economy, not social issues, trumps. Illinois will prove a great test Tuesday.  | Zorn: Romney feels Bill Clinton's pain The fear among Republicans is that Mitt Romney, if he ends up as the party's nominee for president, will be 2012's version of Walter Mondale, Bob Dole or John Kerry. |  | The line Limbaugh crossed Last week, in a column about Rush Limbaugh's verbal attacks on Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke, I mentioned that there were those on the left who are also guilty of using crude language against women. For example, I wrote, Bill Maher has said things about Sarah Palin that are "wholly unacceptable." A number of readers, some Limbaugh fans and some not, found that assessment wholly unacceptable too. |  | Ditching Dubya Remember George W. Bush? It doesn't seem all that long ago that he was the revered leader of the Republican Party: a paragon of courage, scourge of terrorists, champion of neglected schoolkids. | |  | |
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