Romney tops two new polls, ahead Giuliani and Palin (candidacy, campaign, Republicans)
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As the Republican candidates prepare for their first debate Monday night in New Hampshire, two new polls show Mitt Romney leading the Republican primary field.
A new CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll shows the former Massachusetts governor getting 24 percent with independents and Republicans, four points ahead of former Alaska governor Sarah Palin.
During Romney's tenure as governor, Massachusetts' job growth was bested by every state in the nation except three, including Hurricane Katrina-devastated Louisiana. As CEO of Bain Capital, Romney profited as five of the companies under his firm's direction went bankrupt, and thousands of workers lost their jobs. One particularly brutal round of firings came back to haunt Romney during his failed 1994 Senate campaign, when laid-off workers protested his candidacy.
During Romney's tenure as governor, Massachusetts' job growth was bested by every state in the nation except three, including Hurricane Katrina-devastated Louisiana. As CEO of Bain Capital, Romney profited as five of the companies under his firm's direction went bankrupt, and thousands of workers lost their jobs. One particularly brutal round of firings came back to haunt Romney during his failed 1994 Senate campaign, when laid-off workers protested his candidacy.
You insist so much...Apparently you're scared about him, you hoped for Palin in 2012 huh ? WRONG
But the article doesn't say that, this is what it says:
As the Republican candidates prepare for their first debate Monday night in New Hampshire,
I can't stand Romney btw, and if he gets the nomination we'll be doomed. He's a smarmy flip flopper. Pass.
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