Not that he needed much help, but Governor Jan Brewer of Arizona has endorsed Mitt Romney ahead of the primary in that state on Tuesday. MSNBC: Brewer said she viewed Romney as the most electable candidate to challenge President Obama this fall, and that she made her conclusion after meeting with the candidates and after a debate this week in Arizona. "I have decided that I am going to publicly endorse Mitt Romney. I think he's the man that can carry the day," Brewer said. "I think Mitt is by far the person who can go in and win." Brewer has become a national figurehead for efforts to curb illegal immigration after leading an effort to install one of the nation's toughest immigration laws. She also drew headlines for a confrontation recently with President Obama on an airport tarmac. She was photographed wagging a finger at the president after greeting him and handing him a handwritten note. Brewer described the exchange as being driven by Obama's dissatisfaction with her book,....
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