Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney was welcomed onstage at the Conservative Political Action Conference yesterday by the state’s new Republican US senator, Scott Brown.
(Cliff Owen/ Associated Press)
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Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney was welcomed onstage at the Conservative Political Action Conference yesterday by the state’s new Republican US senator, Scott Brown.
(Cliff Owen/ Associated Press)
WASHINGTON - Sounding like a potential rival for President Obama in 2012, Mitt Romney delivered a brutal critique yesterday of what he called American liberal “neo-monarchists’’ as he sought the favor of traditional conservatives and insurgent tea party activists at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference. (Full article: 1034 words)
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