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	WurfWhile: Presidential Election 2008 Candidate Notes
		Notes on some of the prospective candidates for the presidential election in 2008.
		Amy Sullivan has an interesting piece in the Washington Monthly, Mitt Romney's Evangelical Problem, that suggests Romney's problem is with the religious right in the Republican primaries- not with a Democrat in the general election.
		In that campaign, Democratic state attorney general Janet Napolitano faced popular Republican congressman Matt Salmon for the open governor's seat.
	www.wurfwhile.com /archives/000701.html (892 words)

	Coyote Gulch
		Oval Office 2008: "Given that he is developing a slight reputation as someone who can't make his mind up on key issues, it is worrying to see Massachusetts Republican Governor Mitt Romney change his tune so quickly on whether or not he is considering a presidential run."
		Oval Office 2008: "The hopes of the New York Republican Party of damaging Hillary Clinton's presidential prospects by making her Senate re-election race difficult - or even defeating her - in 2006 are looking fairly grim.
		Oval Office 2008: "You might think that fighting poverty is a pretty solid liberal cause, but it's a cause that may require some counter-intuitive solutions which may not go down well with the political left.
	radio.weblogs.com /0101170/categories/2008presidentialelection (892 words)

	A Soft Answer
		A nasty little whispering campaign is targeting likely 2008 presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, the Republican Massachusetts governor.
		While Romney has received plenty of positive press among conservative outlets, I would think it's way too early for anything like a whisper campaign to be effective.
		I wonder (put on the tinfoil hat now) that this whisper campaign is just more of the well-calculated press that Romney has received of late to help place him as a front-runner and to in fact get a handle on the Mormon issue well before the race seriously begins.
	www.asoftanswer.com /2005/09/an-antiantiromney-whisper-campaign.html (318 words)

	Boston.com / News / Local / Mass. / Massachusetts governor rules out role in Bush administration
		Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is ruling out a role in President Bush's second administration and said a presidential run in 2008 is "too remote" to think about now.
		"He knows that because of our history in Massachusetts of having two elected governors leave before their terms were over, that this was an important issue in my campaign that I made a firm commitment and I intend to honor that," Romney added.
		And while he didn't rule out a White House bid, he said his re-election race for governor and running the state for the next two years would consume much of his time and make a 2008 presidential run "too remote in time and probability to be talking about."
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/11/10/massachusetts_governor_rules_out_role_in_bush_administration (372 words)

	Romney ends formal relationship with consultant Mike Murphy - Boston.com
		Mitt Romney has ended his formal relationship with Mike Murphy, the political consultant who guided Sen. John McCain's 2000 presidential campaign and helped Romney chart a course for his own potential White House run in 2008.
		Murphy had publicly expressed ambivalence about working on a Romney presidential campaign as long as there was a possibility that McCain, an Arizona Republican, may make a second presidential bid.
		Under Murphy's tutelage, Romney not only won his 2002 gubernatorial campaign, but he also navigated his way through the Republican hierarchy and became vice chairman of the Republican Governors Association.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2006/01/20/romney_ends_formal_relationship_with_consultant_mike_murphy (593 words)

	Healey Calls for Kerry to Resign » Outside The Beltway OTB
		Kerry brushed aside the Republican attack, saying that his absenteeism in the Senate is a necessary part of his presidential campaign effort, which is aimed at ''serving the citizens of Massachusetts and the country in the proposals I've laid out."
		An immediate Kerry resignation would clear the way for Governor Mitt Romney to appoint a Republican to the seat and bolster GOP strength in the Senate, where the Republicans rule by a razor-thin majority.
		Healey, Bush's campaign co-chairwoman in Massachusetts, accused Kerry of having abandoned his duties in the Senate by missing 87 percent of the roll calls this year and 64 percent last year because he was campaigning for the presidency.
	www.outsidethebeltway.com /archives/6481 (1016 words)

	BostonHerald.com - National Politics: Romney trip to N.H. eyed as presidential prelim
		ASHINGTON - In a move sure to stoke speculation about his 2008 ambitions, Gov. Mitt Romney heads to New Hampshire next week to speak to the same Republican women's group that in 1999 hosted President Bush on his first campaign visit to the state.
		On June 3, Romney will speak at the New Hampshire Federation...
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	news.bostonherald.com /politics/view.bg?articleid=84822 (237 words)

	Chicago Sun-Times - Robert Novak
		Mitt Romney, in his last nine months as governor of Massachusetts, was in Washington Tuesday to address the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in an early stage of his 2008 presidential campaign.
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	www.suntimes.com /index/novak.html (853 words)

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