Mitt Romney News

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.

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.

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.

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."

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.

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.

New York - 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.

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.

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.

Boston - 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."