Mitt Romney News
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The Iran nuclear agreement may be a done deal, but its detractors are hardly ready to back down and its advocates are preparing to dig in for the long haul.
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At the end of September Russia launched its first air strikes against rebel positions in Syria. Did the show of force mean that Putin had outmaneuvered Obama once again or was it a desperate move to shore up the crumbling regime of Bashir Assad?
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On Wednesday, Jeb Bush sparked a kerfuffle when he said that "people should work longer hours" in order to improve economic prosperity. The Bush campaign argues this was a reference to part-time workers who are underemployed.
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Mitt Romney swapped the suit, tie and hurricane-proof hair for gloves and shorts on Friday, as he squared up to Evander Holyfield in the name of charity
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The man who took the Republican banner into the last U.S. Presidential election told a conference last week that he believes in global warming. He even suggested humans played a role.
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Mitt Romney has just told donors that he is considering another presidential run, making him the third GOP heavyweight in recent weeks to put himself "out there." Now Jeb Bush has some competition. Will the dynastic dynamo remain strong, or will Mitt win?
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The midterm elections are currently in fever pitch and control of the Unites States Senate is resting in the balance. This means that the gloves are off in all of the races, and especially in the high profile elections involving notable candidates.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney again refused to flatly say he would not run for president again in 2016 — as more and more momentum begins to build for a potential third run.
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The strange odyssey of Mitt Romney continues as he books on Sunday talk show appearance after another. Today the odyssey continued on “Fox News Sunday” with Chris Wallace to insist that he is not running again for President of the United States.
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Even though former Governor Mitt Romney (R-MA) said that he has no interest in a 2016 US Presidential run, there's still the possibility.
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Bruce Rauner denies he is the "1 percent." Asked last March, Rauner told Natasha Korecki of the Chicago Sun Times, "Oh I'm probably .01 percent." Rauner's personal wealth is estimated at $1 billion and much of that fortune is parked in the Cayman Islands.
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In the true-blue liberal state of Massachusetts, a Boston Globe poll released Friday shows gubernatorial candidates Republican Charlie Baker and Democrat Atty. Gen. Martha Coakley in a statistical tie.
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Washington -
Mitt Romney has become the subject of speculations about a third presidential run. Speculation has increased following a Quinnipiac poll that found that about 45 percent of voters think "the nation would be better off if Romney had become President."
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For President Obama, Iraq is the anti-war horse he rode to victory in 2008. Many political analysts say opposition to the Iraqi war was the club he used to first pound Clinton then Republicans into submission.
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A full-length documentary chronicling Republican Mitt Romney's presidential bid will run on Netflix in January and enjoy an exclusive debut at the Sundance Film Festival.
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If the Republicans want to win the White House in 2016, they have to do one thing: quit acting like Democrats. One would think losing in 1992, 2008 and 2012 would teach a lesson. If it has, the party apparently hasn't learned.
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Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican candidate for the U.S. presidency spoke with CNN's Gloria Borger this week and told her he had regrets about his loss. The former governor of Massachusetts spoke about saying things during the campaign he should not have.
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It seems that the Fame Monster, Lady Gaga, does not like fame, or money, enough to spurn her political beliefs. A report in the Washington Examiner today said Gaga declined to play at the Republican National Convention (RNC) for a lucrative amount.
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In his first public speech since election night Mitt Romney told a gathering of conservatives in the United States that he was "sorry that I won't be your president."
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2012 Republican vice-presidential nominee Paul Ryan said Sunday that while he has no future plans to run for House speaker, running for president in 2016 has become “more realistic” due to his experience last fall.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, in his first television interview since he lost the election to President Obama, said that until the evening of Election Day 2012, he thought he was going to win the presidential election.
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In his first interview since the November 2012 election, Mitt Romney appears on Chris Wallace's FOX News Sunday, discussing his experience in his quest for the White House. He said that he would not disappear because he cared about America.
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Since being defeated by Barack Obama in the 2012 U.S. election last November, GOP candidate Mitt Romney hasn't sat down with media to talk about his loss. Romney's silence is finally ending, however, as he, and his wife Ann, will be on Fox this Sunday.
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AP released the final presidential vote count Friday. Romney got 47 percent of the popular vote (47.2 percent). Recalling his "47 percent" remark during the election campaign, many say it a case of Karma, or simply that life has an ironic sense of humor.
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In an interview with the Boston Globe, GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney’s son Tagg gives insight into what may have gone wrong with his father's failed campaign, saying Mitt "wanted to be president less than anyone I've met in my life."
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Former GOP House Speaker Newt Gingrich said that the Republican Party needs to be overhauled. Gingrich also said that Romney was a terrible candidate in the 2012 US Election Cycle.
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A man wearing a Mitt Romney mask robbed a Wells Fargo bank branch in Sterling, Va., on Thursday morning, reports say. The same bank location was robbed in 2010 by a man in a Hillary Clinton mask.
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Defeated presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in attendance at the Saturday night boxing match between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez.
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Rocker and Romney supporter Kid Rock talked to CNN about his somewhat awkward encounter with newly re-elected President Barack Obama at the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors.
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Mitt Romney, former presidential candidate and governor of Massachusetts, will be rejoining the Marriott International's board of directors.
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Mitt Romney was in downtown Toronto on Thursday to discuss his latest book "The Case for American Greatness." He spoke with Rob McQueen and stated that he loves Canada and supports the troops in Afghanistan.
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Mitt Romney autographing his book "The Case for American Greatness."
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Mitt Romney was in downtown Toronto on Thursday to discuss his latest book "The Case for American Greatness." He spoke with Rob McQueen and stated that he loves Canada and supports the troops in Afghanistan.
Rudy Giuliani began ripping into President Barack Obama while speaking at major campaign event for Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan in Ohio (Nov. 2, 2012). Screenshot via CNN video
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