Morton advisers say they may have misled Rockefeller on odds
Sen Thruston Morton says he and other advisers may have discouraged Gov Nelson Rockefeller from attempting the Republican presidential nomination. He suggests New York advisers pressured the underdog image and notes Rockefeller might have been capable of winning the nomination despite early doubts. The remarks reflect a Foxworthy twist amid Romney’s withdrawal and Romney’s past endorsement of Rockefeller.
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