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There's a likely GOP 2012 presidential candidate who is a former governor, darling of the party's conservative base, and the leader of nearly every early presidential poll. And his name is not Sarah Palin. Former Arkansas Gov. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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The former chief executive of Wal-Mart is joining a Lexington private-equity firm co-founded by Mitt Romney’s son and others with ties to the former Bay State governor. Full Article at Boston Herald
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Monday was declared "Tom Petway Day" by local Republicans to honor the Jacksonville businessman at a dinner for all he's done for the GOP. But the guest of honor was potential 2012 presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Full Article at Jacksonville.com
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Writing on his website, which used to be called “New Majority” until he got tired of people laughing at him, David Frum published an essay called “The Palin Fantasy” over the weekend. Full Article at Hot Air
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By Ann Zimmerman Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s former Chief Executive Lee Scott has become an operating partner at Solamere, a private equity and venture capital firm with ties to Mitt Romney, the former Massachusetts govenor and Republican Party presidential... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Boston, Massachusetts (CNN) - If you look at his travel schedule crisscrossing the country, you might think Mitt Romney was still running for office. Full Article at CNN
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Mitt Romney ran for president during the 2008 election season. Full Article at KIRO
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That is, a shift of opinion on a hot-button wedge issue having nothing whatsoever to do with primary opponent(s) on his right--as the Denver Post reports: Gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis said last week he opposes abortion, but in Congress he... Full Article at ColoradoPols.com
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“Some of the people who had excoriated me and really been very dismissive of me for views that I had taken, and labeled me anything from a populist to an ignoramus — the same people have been very defensive [of] and laudatory to Sarah Palin,”... Full Article at The Politico
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Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee says he wonât base his decision to run on what the people who buy his books say. Full Article at The Politico
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STEVE PAGLIUCA is right to claim that his business career should be viewed in full, but he’s wrong to suggest that the view shouldn’t include missteps like Bain Capital’s destructive handling of American Pad & Paper. Full Article at Boston Globe
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Starting with an appearance on Oprah November 16th begins the return of Sarah Palin to the national spotlight. Full Article at Town Hall
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Barbara Comstock is an ace Republican political consultant. I met her, thanks to my daughter, at a dinner for Mitt Romney for whom Comstock served as a consultant and for whom my daughter's employer did polling. Full Article at Power Line
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Op-Ed Columnist The Night They Drove the Tea Partiers Down Published: November 7, 2009 FOR all cable news’s efforts to inflate Election 2009 into a cliffhanger as riveting as Balloon Boy, ratings at MSNBC and CNN were flat Tuesday night. Full Article at Jack & Jill Politics
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• For presidential ambition-a-tron Mitt Romney, the Republican gubernatorial election successes have a down side: Mitt's being compared to Virginia Governor-elect Bob McConnell — unfavorably compared, that is. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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Huckabee's numbers on the "qualified" question were matched only by fellow former Gov. Mitt Romney (Mass.) with 49 percent qualified/39 percent not qualified rating. Full Article at The Washington Post
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The election may still be three years away, but it seems its never too early to speculate: A USA Today/Gallup poll sizing up the potential 2012 Republican presidential candidates was released today. Taking the top spot? Full Article at CBS News
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60 percent of Republican respondents also said they would support former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) Lesser known potential candidates Gov. Full Article at The Hill
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PRINCETON, NJ -- Looking ahead to the 2012 presidential election, 71% of Republicans say they would seriously consider voting for Mike Huckabee. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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Sarah Palin roared and had a considerable impact in New York’s 23rd District, which the Democrat narrowly won. Trouble is for her that the result showed the limits of her appeal. Full Article at The Corner
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: Former Guiliani campaign fundraisers Annie Dickerson (C) and Paul Singer (R) have a conversation with with former Massachusetts Governor and 2008 GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney (L) during a forum of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the W Hotel September...
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: Former Guiliani campaign fundraiser Annie Dickerson (R) talks with former Massachusetts Governor and GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney during a forum of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the W Hotel September 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: Former Guiliani campaign fundraisers Annie Dickerson (2nd L) and Paul Singer (R) have a conversation with with former Massachusetts Governor and 2008 GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney (L) during a forum of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the W Hotel Septe...
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Former Massachussets Gov. Mitt Romney, center, joins former Attorney General Bob McDonnell, left, and Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling during a news conference in Richmond, Va. , Friday, May 29, 2009. Romney was in town to promote the candidacies of the two Republicans.
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ARLINGTON, VA - MAY 28: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (2nd-R) speaks at a Consumer Electronics Association forum May 28, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Romney was part of a panel to discuss 'key elements of the Employee Free Choice Act' with Virginia business leaders.
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ARLINGTON, VA - MAY 28: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks at a Consumer Electronics Association forum May 28, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Romney was part of a panel to discuss 'key elements of the Employee Free Choice Act' with Virginia business leaders.
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ARLINGTON, VA - MAY 28: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (2nd-L) speaks at a Consumer Electronics Association forum May 28, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Romney was part of a panel to discuss 'key elements of the Employee Free Choice Act' with Virginia business leaders.
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PHOENIX - MAY 15: Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks at the 138th National Rifle Association of America meetings at U.S. Airways Center on May 15, 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona.
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: Former Guiliani campaign fundraiser Annie Dickerson (R) talks with former Massachusetts Governor and GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney during a forum of the Foreign Policy Initiative at the W Hotel September 21, 2009 in Washington, DC.
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If we can get Barack Obama and his government-loving people out of control, we can get back what makes this country great
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I don’t know who is running for president but I don’t mind telling you who has called ... I have gotten a couple of calls during the course of the day. Mitt Romney called and Tim Pawlenty called and Gov. Pataki called.
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With men and women dying in U.S. uniforms, the president ought to be focusing on getting them home and getting them home safely and stabilizing the situation in Afghanistan rather than reelecting his friends
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He looks like a cross between Mitt Romney and a male nurse, with a spray-helmeted cube of black mannequin hair atop the pinched, entitled face of a guy [complaining to] a Howard Johnson's waitress about his curly fries not being curly enough.
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this Hamlet performance we're seeing out of the White House has been very disconcerting.
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Mitt Romney is a Republican and he tends to support the Republican candidate in races and when he can't because there are too many differences on the issues, he stays out of the race altogether and that's the course he's following in the New York special election. He doesn't plan to make any endorsement...
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I have chosen not to endorse the Republican candidate in New York's 23rd District
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I don't know anyone else whose fan base includes Gloria Steinem, Barney Frank, and Ted Kennedy -- as well as Mitch McConnell, Mitt Romney, and George W. Bush ... That's a coalition-builder.
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I'm here to fight for a team that I believe is going to make Virginia again a shining light for the entire nation, a place where jobs are growing, where education is leading the nation
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Obama leads Mike Huckabee 47-43, Mitt Romney 48-40, Sarah Palin 52-40, and Tim Pawlenty 50-30.
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We were unable to deal with -- and didn't have any pretense we would somehow be able to change -- health care costs in Massachusetts
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No matter what kind of gains Republicans make in the midterm elections next year, it’s going to be tough to unseat President Obama — and that’s why the GOP is going to choose Sarah Palin, its heart’s preferred candidate, over Mitt Romney, its head’s favorite.
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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R) condemned the Obama Administration's approach toward Iran, a republic he described as ‘unalloyed evil' and controlled by ‘ruthless and fanatical' leaders in a speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee today in San Diego
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In pursuit of a peace process, the United States today has exerted substantial pressure on Israel while putting almost no pressure on the Palestinians and the Arab world ... We can encourage both parties in the conflict, but we must never forget which one is our ally.
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Rick Lazio was very helpful in raising money for Mitt Romney's campaign and he's now returning the favor
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The notion that Hamas and violent jihadists are motivated by 'shared interests' and 'common goals' is naïve in the extreme and dangerous to the entire free world
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so irrational in its paranoia that it would have made Whittaker Chambers blush ... For better and for worse, Romney's familiarity with Cleon Skousen does convincingly demonstrate that Mitt Romney is not far removed and indeed well-acquainted with a radical and firebrand conservatism--even if it is of th...
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The Iranian leadership is the greatest immediate threat to the world since the fall of the Soviet Union, and before that, Nazi Germany
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We need someone who is principled, articulate and practical. And I think Pawlenty would fit all three of those ... It's a long way from starting to winning, as Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney and a lot of other people can share with Pawlenty. But it's great to have him out there.
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In both of those races, the focus has been on the issues of excessive spending and borrowing ... If conservatives win in one or either of these blue or purple states, it will send a big message to blue-dog Democrats in Washington about increasing deficits.
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The moves underscore, and will lend credence to, the emerging belief among many establishment Republicans that Pawlenty is becoming the sole viable alternative to former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a potential Republican primary rival. The Minnesota governor has even gone so far as to contact some o...
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I think the people in the IOC want to understand the level of the commitment of the host country
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Mitt Romney appreciates the support, and the money raised will allow him to stay active politically and help the Republican Party come back strong in the 2010 elections
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I think the people in the IOC want to understand the level of the commitment of the host country ... Does the host country really care? Is this going to be a high priority? And nothing says that like having the presence of the leader of that country and, particularly, the case of Barack Obama.
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