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 Saturday, January 20, 2007
Boston, MA – On the evening of Saturday, January 20, Governor Mitt Romney will travel to Israel on a trip sponsored by the Republican Jewish Coalition (RJC). On Tuesday, January 23, Governor Romney will deliver public remarks at the Seventh Annual Herzliya Conference. Governor Romney will return to the United States on Thursday, January 25.
Public Event: Governor Romney delivers remarks at the Seventh Annual Herzliya Conference. Tuesday, January 23 3:15 p.m. (Local Time) Herzliya, Israel "Since its inception, the Herzliya Conference has become a leading and world-renowned summit of Israeli and international leaders for the discussion of Israel's national security. Participants at the Conference include: government officials, Knesset members and ministers, defense officials, business leaders, senior academics, media, representatives of leading Jewish organizations, and dignitaries from abroad." Private Meetings During The Governor's Trip Will Include:
Private Visits Include:
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from The Wall Street Journal Jan. 20, 2007 Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton embarked on a widely anticipated campaign for the White House on Saturday, a former first lady intent on becoming the first female president. ``I'm in and I'm in to win,'' Sen. Clinton said in a video posted on her Web site. Labels: competitors, hillary Press Release from Romney's Website:
Governor Mitt Romney Announces Representative Tom Feeney's Support Feeney has a "rockin" 97% rating from The Club for Growth which puts him near the top 10 most fiscally conservative Reps in congress. Also, for all the press McCain gets for being a "fiscal watchdog" he got just a 76% rating . . . placing him in the bottom half of GOP Senators (whereas Romney backer Sen. Jim DeMint of South Carolina had a 100% rating!) It's truly looking like the real fiscal conservatives are lining up with Romney! If he could keep the Mass legislature from overspending and deliver balanced budgets year after year then he has a leg up on EVERY other candidate on either side in this respect. P.S. The Club for Growth has a survey (directed at members) where the last few questions deal with 2008 GOP POTUS candidates. Eyeon08.com researches Huckabee's not so wonderful fundraiser. You know your in trouble when your donors are all personal friends and past employees.
Maybe ol' Huck and can ask his future boss Mitt for some tips. Friday, January 19, 2007
GOVERNOR MITT ROMNEY ANNOUNCES: REPRESENTATIVE TOM FEENEY'S SUPPORT
 Boston, MA – Today, Governor Mitt Romney announced that U.S. Representative Tom Feeney (R-FL) will serve as a key liaison to fiscal conservatives and organizations promoting fiscal responsibility in Washington. "I am pleased to have the support of Representative Feeney. He has been a powerful watchdog for fiscal responsibility in our nation's capital. I look forward to working with him as we strive to restore basic fiscal conservative values, curb runaway spending, and protect taxpayers' money," said Governor Romney. With Governor Romney's announcement, Representative Feeney said, "I am proud to be part of Governor Romney's team. With his record of fighting for lower taxes and balanced budgets, Governor Romney is the right kind of leader to bring fiscal sanity back to Washington. Governor Romney will be a strong fiscal steward of the American people's tax money." Background On Representative Tom Feeney: Representative Tom Feeney Has Been A Leader For Reform And A Watchdog For Fiscal Responsibility. Elected in 2002 to the U.S. House of Representatives, Feeney represents the people of Florida's 24th Congressional District in Central Florida encompassing areas of Brevard, Orange, Seminole and Volusia Counties. He previously served as Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives and was Governor Jeb Bush's running mate in his first race for governor in 1994. In Congress, Feeney sits on the powerful Financial Services and Judiciary Committees. He also serves on the Steering Committee of the Republican Study Committee, the largest caucus in the U.S. House representing 100 conservative members, and is the Chairman of the House Conservatives Fund which helps elect true Reagan conservatives to the U.S. House of Representatives. Additionally, Feeney co-founded the Washington Waste Watchers, a working group formed to combat waste and fraud in the federal government. Labels: campaign Part 2: The religious rift is overblown - the thaw is on! Part II   OR use our feed: XML Podcast Feed Two articles came out today in the news that claim the political buzz is all for Romney right now. First from CBN's David Brody:
Take my word for it. Mitt Romney is the “buzz” candidate. I have talked to a handful of “in the know” staffers who are handling 2008 Presidential candidates and they all say the same thing: watch out for Mitt Romney, he’s a formidable opponent. That is an interesting assesment. This good news could be the death sentence for a lesser candidate since it gives Romney the edge with early fundraising and staff hiring, but can leave him the political punching bag. My bet is Romney has the intelligence and innovation to handle this in a far superior way compared to Dean. US News and World Report has an interesting line of reasoning on the same reported Buzz: And aides tell us not to underestimate the value of running a campaign in Boston, way out of the Washington media spotlight. That is a factor in the equation I haven't thought of. But it does provide some food for thought. Thursday, January 18, 2007
Mitt Romney Interview With Mike Gallagher Mike talks the former Massachusetts governor. Length: 00:06:29 You can hear a quick excerpt from the interview on today's podcast: According to Republicans2007.org, she does. I saw her on O'Reilly, probably a couple months ago. O'Reilly told her of his liking to Romney and she seemed open but skeptical, it appears she has been won over.
This morning on Laura Ingaraham, Laura talked about having dinner with Romney last night. Apparently they have been friends for a while. Laura told him she will hold him to the line and Romney said something to the effect (her words) that he assumed as much. Laura has been reported on occasion to say some pretty pro-Romney comments, as seen here. Lower right hand corner, here.
Governor Mitt Romney Announces Support of RNC Committee Members The above was copied from MittRomney.com. Technorati Tags: Mitt Romney, 2008, Presidential Election, Election 2008. Labels: campaign, mitt, news, press release, Romney Why religion is less and less of an issue for Mitt OR use our feed: XML Podcast Feed | ||||
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