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Romney to Announce 2012 Candidacy in New Hampshire

Mitt Romney said Thursday he planned to formally join the GOP race for president during an appearance next week in New Hampshire, a state that is central to his White House strategy.

"Making it official next week at the Scamman Farm in New Hampshire," Romney wrote on his Facebook page.

The former Massachusetts governor has been plotting a comeback since losing the GOP presidential nomination to Sen. John McCain in 2008. His advisers see New Hampshire as the launching pad for a presidential bid and they tentatively are watching Iowa, the early GOP caucus where Romney was to visit Friday for the first time this year.

Advisers said he would formally announce his candidacy during a noon barbecue at a Stratham, N.H., farm that is a must-visit stop for GOP contenders.

And revealing a sense of humor:

Romney sends leftover pizza to Obama campaign HQ

Posted on May 26, 2011 at 8:07pm by Meredith Jessup

Cheeky:

After spending the day in Chicago fundraising, Mitt Romney sat down with small business owners at Gino’s East, a pizza joint famous for their deep-dish pizza.

Not wanting any of the leftover slices to go to waste, Romney sent the remaining pies to where else but President Obama’s Chicago reelection headquarters.

http://www.theblaze.com/blog/2011/05/26/romney-sends-leftover-pizza...

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Permalink Reply by Ebinger on May 28, 2011 at 2:17pm

Oh, yes, the other one. Mitt Romney would lose to Obaaaaama in the general election and they know. Therefore, they want him to be the GOP nominee then they can beat up on him like they did to Juan last time, and Mittens wouldn't fight back either.

Some idiot liberal was telling me on another site that the GOP just "had" to pick a "moderate" or else Obama would win. I told him/her that it wasn't their call, since he/she would just end up voting for that twit occuptying the WH again no matter what.