The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports:
Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty on Wednesday could not guarantee that GOP presidential front-runner Mitt Romney would win the Minnesota caucuses next week.
In a conference call hours before Romney’s scheduled visit to Eagan, Pawlenty said the low turnout of the state’s caucuses make predictions difficult.
“I think he will do well, but I certainly can’t predict who will win,” said Pawlenty, who became Romney’s campaign co-chairman after dropping out of the presidential race after the Iowa caucuses.
