Republican Romney calls for "innovation"
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DEARBORN, Michigan  - Republican Mitt Romney, a conservative former governor of Massachusetts, launched his 2008 White House run on Tuesday with a call for "innovation and transformation" that could rejuvenate the U.S. economy and restore faith in government.
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A strategy to win Iowa and New Hampshire didn't work. Now Romney hopes a new message and a home state advantage might do the trick
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Mitt Romneyâs plan includes a new infusion of his own cash and the sounding of the alarm among conservatives about Senator John McCain.
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While governor of Massachusetts, Mitt Romney helped write an innovative plan that created universal health insurance in his state through offering tax subsidies for low-income people, expanding the number of people on public programs such as Medicaid, and creating a state agency that made it easier...
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A week ago, Mitt Romney had a grand vision of a 50-state election strategy that would catapult him from Iowa and New Hampshire across the nation and on to the Republican presidential nomination.
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In his keynote to the HP Technology Forum, CEO Mark Hurd says company must continue to reduce costs so it can invest in innovation.
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Recognizing political change as the hot new commodity, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is launching a television ad Wednesday in Iowa and New Hampshire casting himself as the Republican best able to reclaim a wayward party and lead it in a new direction.
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Presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Wednesday made a direct appeal to Republican fiscal conservatives, arguing that the president should veto any spending bill that exceeds its targets.
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Mitt Romney, eager to establish credentials as a fiscal conservative in the Republican presidential race, will begin running a new ad Wednesday in which he vows to cut spending and taxes.
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney called for a fresh U.S. strategy in the war on terrorism on Thursday.
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Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney is launching a radio ad touting the strength of his opposition to gay marriage.
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Mitt Romney wants voters to think about his business background and government experience when they go into the voting booth and make their pick for president. His wife wants them to know something else: "He can really make good mashed potatoes."
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JACKSONVILLE, Florida  - Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney said on Saturday his $233.4 billion U.S. economic stimulus plan would rescue an economy on the "tipping point" of recession.
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Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney reverted to his business ways Tuesday, projecting a PowerPoint presentation on free trade in a "Reagan Zone for Economic Freedom."
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney called for "new course" in the fight against terrorists Thursday and, in a swipe at Democrat John Edwards, said: "The war on terror is not a bumper sticker." Speaking to a conservative group, Romney argued that "there is a real war being waged by violent jihadists." The former Massachusetts governor did not mention Edwards by name, but the remark was clearly directed at the Democratic presidential candidate who has contended that the war on terror is little more than a "bumper sticker" slogan. Romney's speech to the American Enterprise Institute's World Forum in Beaver Creek, Colo., was closed to the public, but his campaign released his prepared remarks. He argued that to defeat the "global jihadist threat," the United States must institute a worldwide strategy in which it works more closely with allies, "brings more tools of our national power to bear," and tailors different strategies to specific countries deemed potential terrorism hot spots. "We need more than a change in direction. We need a new course altogether," Romney said.
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Republican Mitt Romney said Wednesday he wants to protect Iowa and New Hampshire as the leadoff nomination states but also wants all states' delegates seated at next year's GOP National Convention.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney today became the first of the leading Republican hopefuls to make official his bid for the 2008 presidential nomination, casting himself as an outsider who can transform the government.