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Race to '08 podcast: Mitt Romney in South Carolina 
CNN Political Ticker | by Martina Stewart | Fri, Nov 9
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Listen to the latest Race to '08 podcast. (CNN) — In this Race to '08 podcast, Chief National Correspondent John King speaks with CNN Radio's Jim Ribble about Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in South Carolina. King recently spent some time in the Palmetto State and has some interesti...
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NY-23 & 2012 -- By: Kathryn Jean Lopez
What I wrote on Tuesday -- which I think stands -- about Romney was: If he runs again, it’s going to be on his own terms. It’s the Let Romney Be Romney cycle. Which meant skirting the who’s-more-conservative? tug-of-war this time around.
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