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Massachusetts’ newest Republican leader looks and sounds nothing like those in charge of the national party and has a resume full of partisan offenses.
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President Barack Obama’s latest plan to raise tax revenue from wealthy individuals would pinch tax- favored retirement accounts of some private-equity executives and self-employed professionals by capping them at $3 million.
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Mitt Romney will talk about his time as a Mormon bishop at the Republican convention this week when he accepts the party’s presidential nomination, as he works to persuade voters he is sympathetic to average Americans’ concerns.
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Mitt Romney, trailing in the latest national polls as the presidential campaign enters a critical phase, boards a bus tomorrow for a four-state swing aimed at taking the fight directly into areas Barack Obama won in 2008.
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Mitt Romney lost the presidential race in the summer.
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As he moves closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney is facing fresh doubts about his commitment to core party principles after a top aide’s televised gaffe amplified critics’ charges that he is a political shape-shifter.
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Mitt Romney is prepared to select his vice presidential running mate as soon as this week, weighing whether to accelerate his timetable as he pushes to deflect attacks on his business record and wealth.
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Mitt Romney, who a top aide predicted months ago would get an Etch-A-Sketch-clean slate for the general election, is broadening his message and moderating his tone to reach out to swing voters in the run-up to the first in a series of presidential debates this month.
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The remark lasted only a moment, yet the metaphor may haunt Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney for months or even years.
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A misstep by a top adviser to Mitt Romney threatened to overshadow the Republican presidential candidate’s victory in the Illinois primary and a coveted endorsement from former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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