Mitt Romney

January 15, 2008 -- McLean, VA - Thompson for President Campaign Manager Bill Lacy released the following statement on the results of the Michigan Primary:    » read more »

Jan 15, 2008 -- Southfield, MI – With the announcement of today's Michigan results, Mitt Romney made the following remarks to supporters, volunteers and the American people:    » read more »

Jan 14, 2008 -- U.S. Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain "We would have had a much bigger tax cut if it was not for John McCain. ... On economic policy, he has come down not only against reductions in taxes, but he has come down on the side of government intervention into a whole variety of different industries - when it seems to be a popular thing to be on that side - and I think that makes us a lot less competitive in a world that is becoming more competitive." - Former Sen.    » read more »

Jan 14, 2008 -- Boston, MA – Today, Governor Mitt Romney filed his declaration of candidacy to participate in the West Virginia Presidential Primary on May 13, 2008. West Virginia Romney for President Chairman, State Representative Bob Ashley delivered the paperwork and $2,500 check to the West Virginia Secretary of State Betty Ireland in Charleston.

Upon filing, State Representative Ashley released the following statement:    » read more »

Jan 14, 2008 -- Boston, MA – Today, Marlene Elwell, noted pro-life leader and Founder and President of Catholics in the Public Square, endorsed Governor Mitt Romney for President. Marlene was also at the helm of the successful "Marriage Protection Amendment" campaign in Michigan in 2004 that preserves marriage in the Michigan Constitution as between one man and one woman.    » read more »

Jan 13, 2008 -- "Taxes are a necessary part of funding a reasonable and responsible government. Taxing too little can result in financial imbalances and deficits as well as underfunding truly vital roles the government should fill..." – Gov. Mike Huckabee (Gov. Mike Huckabee, From Hope To Higher Ground, 2007, p. 101)

Gov. Huckabee's Record Of Higher Taxes And More Big-Government Spending:    » read more »

"Sen. McCain Is Pushing An Energy Tax Hike That Would Harm Michigan"

Jan 13, 2008 -- "What do John McCain, Environmental Defense, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and the Pew Center on Climate Change have in common?    » read more »

Jan 12, 2008 -- "Romney talked about reviving the auto industry, but McCain said some Michigan industries cannot be resurrected. 'I've got to give you some straight talk: Some of the jobs that have left the state of Michigan are not coming back,' he said. 'They are not. And I am sorry to tell you that.'" (Michael Levenson, "Staking Out The Next Battlegrounds," The Boston Globe, 1/10/08)

Why Is Sen. McCain Changing His Tune In Michigan?    » read more »

Sen. McCain's Push For Higher CAFE Standards Reveals A "Curious Hostility" Toward Detroit

Jan 12, 2008 -- "[McCain] has a curious hostility toward America's most important manufacturing industry, one that accounts directly and indirectly for roughly one in seven jobs nationwide. ... As for CAFE, McCain is correct in stating that the industry has fought hard against higher fuel standards. As a senator whose job it is to protect American interests, McCain should join them.    » read more »

Jan 11, 2008 -- "I don't think he understands the free market business system. He's not good on taxing, he's not good on spending, he's not good on free trade. In other words, all the prosperity factors seem to be Mr. Huckabee's weakness. I don't think he understands it. He's just out of tune with all measures of free market, supply side economics." – CNBC's Larry Kudlow (Hugh Hewitt Radio Show, 12/21/07; www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvfhmE6PKxI)

Gov. Huckabee Uses Democrat Class Warfare Language, Claiming To Defend "The Poorest People":    » read more »

Jan 10, 2008 -- Detroit Auto Show Showcases Industry's Newest Models"Romney talked about reviving the auto industry, but McCain said some Michigan industries cannot be resurrected. 'I've got to give you some straight talk: Some of the jobs that have left the state of Michigan are not coming back,' he said. 'They are not. And I am sorry to tell you that.'" (Michael Levenson, "Staking Out The Next Battlegrounds," The Boston Globe, 1/10/08)

Sen. McCain Doesn't Believe In The Future Of The U.S. Auto Industry:    » read more »

Jan 10, 2008 -- Boston, MA – Today, Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey endorsed Governor Mitt Romney and his campaign for President. Mayor Kirksey is a widely regarded public servant and community activist.

"I appreciate Mayor Kirksey's support," said Governor Romney.

Background On Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey:    » read more »

Jan 09, 2008 -- Boston, MA – Today, Tom Monaghan announced that he is endorsing Governor Mitt Romney and his campaign for President of the United States. Monaghan is a noted business man and philanthropist.    » read more »

Jan 09, 2008 -- Boston, MA – Today, Governor Mitt Romney announced the ten members of the Delaware Romney for President Statewide Steering Committee. These Republican leaders will lead Governor Romney's efforts in the state and communicate his vision for bringing real conservative change to Washington.

Upon the announcement, Governor Romney said, "This group of leaders represent the qualities that make this a great state, and I appreciate their support as we look toward the Delaware Republican Convention in early May, and the Presidential election in November."    » read more »

Jan 08, 2008 -- Bedford, NH – Tonight, Governor Mitt Romney made a strong showing in the New Hampshire Primary. While the ballots are still being counted, tens of thousands of New Hampshire voters have cast their vote for Governor Romney's message of conservative change in Washington. Elections are about the future and Governor Romney will continue to fight for building a better tomorrow. With the announcement of today's results, Governor Romney made the following remarks to supporters and volunteers:    » read more »