By TOM RAUM AP Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney likes to portray himself as a better job creator than President Barack Obama, but he may have a hard time backing up those boasts.
Colin Powell on Wednesday criticized Mitt Romney's foreign-policy sensibility - more specifically, his advisers and his thoughts on Russia - and in doing so, the former secretary of state resurfaced old conflicts with the Republican candidate's team.
PHILADELPHIA - When Mitt Romney came to an inner-city charter school here Thursday to promote his new education agenda, he received something of a history lecture about the persecution of blacks in America and the struggles of African American children ...
Mitt Romney says so. That great civil rights issue, he told the Latino Coalition Economic Summit Wednesday, is education. I have been on the front lines of that issue for 14 years and apparently, according to the former Massachusetts governor, ...
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney likes to portray himself as a better job creator than President Barack Obama, but he may have a hard time backing up those boasts.
Which environmental policies reflect the real Mitt Romney? Those he displayed as Massachusetts governor, or the ones that the Republican Party is asking him to embrace as a presidential candidate?
Billionaire real estate investor and television personality Donald Trump is hosting a pricey fundraiser for presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in Las Vegas next Tuesday and Newt Gingrich is expected to make an appearance, ...
By Callum Borchers A day after Mitt Romney addressed the Latino Coalition , the presumptive Republican nominee released a second Spanish-language ad outlining the agenda for his first day in office.
(CBS News) Mitt Romney is a business guy. That is the core of his campaign. He promises that he will balance budgets, spend wisely and manage complexity just as he did in his 25 years at Bain.
TOM RAUM | May 24, 2012 01:43 PM EST | AP Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney likes to portray himself as a better job creator than President Barack Obama, but he may have a hard time backing up those boasts.
For some, Mitt Romney needs to tackle the topic in order to connect with religious voters; for others, it's a question of the candidate's honesty and ability to demonstrate core convictions rather than simply strike opportunistic poses.
Mitt Romney addresses the Latino Coalition's 2012 Small Business Summit at the US Chamber of Commerce. Much of Romney's campaign rhetoric has been related to jobs.
VEEPSTAKES: HOW MIGHT ROMNEY NARROW DOWN THE FIELD? By Joel K. Goldstein Although his vice presidential selection is likely months away, we suspect that even now, Mitt Romney and his team are beginning to narrow down their list of possibilities.
By NBC's Garrett Haake PHILADELPHIA -- Mitt Romney took his newly-announced education agenda to a west Philadelphia charter school on Thursday, where he was met by tough questions from both inside and outside the school.
By Kate Knibbs Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is making inroads in Silicon Valley while President Obama is falling out of favor in some tech circles.
As President Barack Obama readies for a return to the Iowa State Fairgrounds, his campaign is reminding voters that it was in that same spot where Republican rival Mitt Romney declared last year that "corporations are people." By KEN THOMAS Associated ...
In his latest attempt to appeal to evangelical voters, Mitt Romney missed an opportunity to remind his audience of the true meaning of religious pluralism in America.
