Closed for business: Mitt Romney drops presidential bid

Another one bites the dust.  Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney has decided to "suspend" his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.  He made the announcement during his speech at the CPAC convention. 

Romney was frontrunner John McCain's closest rival, both in number of delegates and in most polls... but, uh, by quite a distance.  There's a long race ahead, and Romney just doesn't think he can catch up.

During his campaign, Romney made headlines for contributing bunches of Benjamins to his own campaign, his proclaimed MBA-style approach to governing, being a Mormon, and delivering a spectacular speech on faith in America.  And, oh yeah, for catfighting with McCain and Mike Huckabee on the regular.