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Mitt Romney Rally In Clive, Iowa Photos #iacaucus January 2, 2012 2 of 2

Mitt Romney Rally In Clive, Iowa Photos #iacaucus January 2, 2012 1 of 2

15 Additional New Hampshire State Representatives Endorse Romney

15 NH STATE REPRESENTATIVES ENDORSE ROMNEY

Boston, MA – Mitt Romney today announced the support of 15 additional New Hampshire State Representatives. With today’s endorsements, Governor Romney now has the support of 73 New Hampshire State Representatives, 9 State Senators, 4 out of 5 Executive Councilors and 8 out of 10 Sheriffs.

“These endorsements are another indication of the building excitement and momentum for our campaign in the final days before the primary,” said Mitt Romney. “I am honored to have earned the support of these fiscally responsible New Hampshire legislators and look forward to campaigning with them across New Hampshire.”

“Governor Romney is clearly the strongest and most qualified person to lead our party in 2012. He understands that Washington needs to live within its means by reining in reckless government spending,” said State Representative Herb Richardson (R-Lancaster). “He is the only candidate running a traditional grassroots campaign and taking the time to visit voters in every part of the state – including my hometown of Lancaster. He is earning every vote and putting in the hard work and effort that Granite Staters expect from presidential candidates.”

New Hampshire State Representatives Endorsing Governor Romney:

State Representative Mike McCarthy (R-Nashua)
State Representative Jon Richardson (R-Allenstown)
State Representative Robert Luther (R-Laconia)
State Representative Bob Haefner (R-Hudson)
State Representative David Lundgren (R-Londonderry)
State Representative Patrick Abrami (R-Stratham)
State Representative Glenn Ritter (R-Kensington)
State Representative Karen Hutchinson (R-Londonderry)
State Representative Bill Belvin (R-Amherst)
State Representative David Palfrey (R-Franklin)
State Representative Amy Perkins (R-Seabrook)
State Representative Gail Barry (R-Manchester)
State Representative Dennis Fields (R-Sanbornton)
State Representative Herb Richardson (R-Lancaster)
State Representative Harry Merrow (R-Ossipee)

Mitt Romney Campaigns in Iowa on Monday, January 2, 2012 & Tuesday, January 3, 2012 #iacaucus

Mitt Romney Campaigns in Iowa on Monday and Tuesday and Travels to New Hampshire Wednesday

Boston, MA – On Monday, Mitt Romney will hold grassroots rallies across Iowa. On Tuesday morning, he will hold a grassroots rally in Des Moines. The Romney campaign will spend caucus night in Des Moines before heading to New Hampshire on Wednesday morning.

Monday, January 2, 2012

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 8:10 AM CST

Location:

Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds
2815 West Locust Street
Davenport, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 11:50 AM CST

Event:

Weber Paper
4300 Chavenelle Road
Dubuque, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 4:10 PM CST

Location:

Pate Asphalt
3285 Third Avenue
Marion, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 8:40 PM CST

Location:

Competitive Edge
9350 Hickman Road
Clive, Iowa

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 7:55 AM CST

Location:

Temple For Performing Arts
1011 Locust Street
Des Moines, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Caucus Night Event

When: 7:30 PM CST Doors Open for General Attendees

Location:

Hotel Fort Des Moines
1000 Walnut Street
Des Moines, Iowa

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Quad-City Times Endorses Mitt Romney for President #iacaucus

QUAD-CITY TIMES: “ROMNEY STANDS ALONE”

“Romney Stands Alone”
Quad-City Times
Editorial Board

January 1, 2012

http://qctimes.com

Like many Iowans, we've kicked the tires on the 2012 Republican presidential fleet of candidates, looking for the one who offers the best shot at substantively challenging President Barack Obama. After seeing all the candidates and interviewing five of them this season, the Times Editorial Board supports the one Iowans have kicked around the longest: Mitt Romney.

Before Romney even launched his 2012 campaign, he'd spent more time in Iowa than any of the current or former GOP candidates.

During those visits, we've found an articulate, polished chief executive with a range of business and governing experience that far exceeds his rivals. More than any other caucus contender, Romney acts as if his sights are set on the presidency, not just a nomination.

…

We do not want to see the president face a token challenge in 2012.

Romney presents a far more serious challenge than any other caucus contender.

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Romney stands not as a last resort, but as a solid, first preference.

Like Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush and Sen. John McCain, Romney makes his second presidential bid as a much stronger candidate. We wished we'd have seen him more often this go-round. But his choice of a national - not just Iowa - strategy affirms our belief that his sights are set on the presidency, not just a nomination.

We support Mitt Romney in the Jan. 3, 2012 Iowa Republican caucuses.

Mitt Romney Video from Music Man Square in Mason City, Iowa on December 29, 2011 #iacaucus

Mitt Romney Campaigns in Iowa this Weekend and Next Week and Travels to New Hampshire Wednesday

Mitt Romney Campaigns in Iowa this Weekend and Next Week and Travels to New Hampshire Wednesday

Boston, MA – Mitt Romney will hold events across Iowa this weekend and next week. On Saturday, Mitt Romney will travel to Iowa to meet voters and discuss the economy in Le Mars and hold a town hall meeting in Sioux City, Iowa. On Sunday, he will meet with voters in Atlantic and hold a rally in Council Bluffs, Iowa. On Monday and Tuesday, Mitt Romney will hold grassroots rallies across Iowa. The Romney campaign will spend caucus night in Des Moines before heading to New Hampshire on Wednesday morning.

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Event: Mitt Romney Meets with Voters and Discusses Jobs and the Economy

When: 3:30 PM CST

Location:                 

Family Table Restaurant
511 Hawkeye Avenue
Le Mars, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds a Town Hall Meeting

When: 5:35 PM CST

Location:                 

Stoney Creek Inn
300 3rd Street
Sioux City, Iowa

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Event: Mitt Romney Meets with Voters and Discusses Jobs and the Economy

When: 2:15 PM CST

Location:

Family Table Restaurant
609 W. 7th Street
Atlantic, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 5:05 PM CST

Location:                 

Bayliss Park Hall
530 First Avenue
Council Bluffs, Iowa

Monday, January 2, 2012

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 8:10 AM CST

Location:                 

Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds
2815 West Locust Street
Davenport, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 11:50 AM CST

Event:                       

Weber Paper
4300 Chavenelle Road
Dubuque, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When:  4:10 PM CST

Location:                 

Pate Asphalt
3285 Third Avenue
Marion, Iowa

Event:  Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 8:40 PM CST

Location:                 

Competitive Edge
9350 Hickman Road
Clive, Iowa

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Grassroots Rally

When: 8:15 AM CST

Location:                 

To Be Announced
Des Moines, Iowa

Event: Mitt Romney Holds Romney for President Caucus Night Event

When: 8:45 PM CST

Location:                 

Hotel Fort Des Moines
1000 Walnut Street
Des Moines, Iowa

Romney For President Releases New TV Ad In New Hampshire: “American Optimism”

ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT RELEASES NEW AD IN NEW HAMPSHIRE: “AMERICAN OPTIMISM”

Boston, MA – Romney for President today released a new 30 second television advertisement that will run in New Hampshire and Boston media markets titled “American Optimism.” President Obama’s policies have been failures and it is time for him to step aside and let American optimism rebuild our economy and country.

To View “American Optimism,” Please See: http://mi.tt/uKwual

Script For “American Optimism” (TV:30)

MITT ROMNEY: “This election is about more than just replacing a president.

“It is an election to save the soul of America.

“We still believe in an America that brings out the best in all of us; that challenges each of us to be better and bigger than ourselves.

“It’s time for this pessimistic president to step aside and let American optimism that built this greatest nation on Earth build a greater future for our children.

“If you believe the disappointments of the past few years are a detour, not a destiny, then I am asking for your vote.”

MITT ROMNEY: “I’m Mitt Romney and I approve this message.”

Mitt Romney Iowa Bus Tour Photos Music Man Square Mason City December 29, 2011 5 of 5 #iacaucus