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Mitt Romney
Examines the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney. He's raised more money than his fellow Republicans, but Mitt Romney is still a dark horse for the presidential nomination. One reason, Romney tells Mike Wallace, is that his Mormon religion is misunderstood. Still, the man who rescued the 2002 Winter Olympics from financial ruin and then balanced the budget of Massachusetts as governor thinks he can win. And Romney and his wife, Anne, say her multiple sclerosis won't hold them back.
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- "Examines the presidential candidacy of Mitt Romney. He's raised more money than his fellow Republicans, but Mitt Romney is still a dark horse for the presidential nomination. One reason, Romney tells Mike Wallace, is that his Mormon religion is misunderstood. Still, the man who rescued the 2002 Winter Olympics from financial ruin and then balanced the budget of Massachusetts as governor thinks he can win. And Romney and his wife, Anne, say her multiple sclerosis won't hold them back."@en
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