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Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney received his first classified national security briefing today at a federal office building in Los Angeles.
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Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign will skip a planned stop today in Pueblo, Colorado, because of a small-plane crash at the airport where the event was planned.
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A day after accepting the Republican presidential nomination with a vow to curtail federal spending, Mitt Romney waded into a debate over the role of the federal government in preventing and responding to disasters with a visit to a hurricane-flooded area of Louisiana.
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Mitt Romney, seeking to silence concerns that his campaign isn’t ready to take on President Barack Obama, made his first appearances since returning from a gaffe-plagued overseas trip and moved to shift attention back to the slow U.S. economic recovery.
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Mitt Romney’s six-day international trip ended as it began, with the candidate’s attempt at a show of statesmanship clouded, this time by an aide’s confrontation with reporters at a war memorial in the Polish capital.
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New Jersey state Republicans paid $85,000 for charter flights to send Governor Chris Christie on a national round of speeches and fundraisers in the third quarter.
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With an eye on middle-class voters, Mitt Romney waded into a fresh social issue yesterday, accusing President Barack Obama of gutting the welfare system’s work requirements at the expense of taxpayers.
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is planning to hold a meeting in Jerusalem this week with top campaign donors that will be closed to reporters accompanying him on a six-day foreign tour.
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Presumed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, pressing to quiet debate over his wealth and business practices, is charging President Barack Obama with stressing his own re-election over job creation and being hostile to economic success.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s bid to raise money nationwide for Republicans as he considers a presidential run is forcing him to divulge details on out-of- state trips that he had previously kept secret.
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