Romney gets endorsements in South Carolina visit
Mitt Romney, yet to enter the race, visits Columbia and wins endorsements from state legislators. He rallies a 40 person crowd in a hot warehouse and argues politicians should focus on the country’s path and jobs. Huntsman in New Hampshire urges civility and warns against China.
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GOP courtship of Daniels Bush and Christie stirs 2012 race
In Des Moines, leading GOP donors press Indiana Governor Daniels, Florida’s Jeb Bush and New Jersey’s Chris Christie to join the presidential field, seeking a fiscal conservative with stature to challenge Obama. Tea party figures fault establishment moves and fear donors favor big money over grassroots activists.
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Cain enters 2012 race with tea party bid in Atlanta
Herman Cain a longtime businessman and radio host announces his presidential run at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta amid cheering crowds. The 65 year old vows to run for president not vice president, touts strong defense and tax reform while criticizing Obama and immigration policy.
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Christie and Sweeney chart uneasy alliance in New Jersey
In Trenton the Republican governor and Democratic Senate president, a former federal prosecutor and a longtime union leader, cultivate a pragmatic partnership. Their clashes and concessions shape pension and health benefit reform while drawing national attention to New Jersey politics.
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