Romney: I've Changed "Almost Everything I've Touched"
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ROCK RAPIDS, IOWA -- Mitt Romney is kicking off his final push toward the Iowa caucuses with a four-day bus tour across the snowy state.
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December 28, 2007 11:49 AM From CBS News Correspondent Bill Whitaker, who's covering the Romney campaign:
ROCK RAPIDS, IOWA -- Mitt Romney is kicking off his final push toward the Iowa caucuses with a four-day bus tour across the snowy state.
ROCK RAPIDS, IOWA -- Mitt Romney is kicking off his final push toward the Iowa caucuses with a four-day bus tour across the snowy state.
December 17, 2007 6:13 PM 
From CBS News' Correspondent Bill Whitaker, who's covering the Romney campaign:
LONDONDERRY, N.H. -- Before former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney arrived at his first campaign stop at Insight Technology, a maker of high-tech military laser and imaging systems, a young woman went around the room, hurriedly handing out leaflets to the 150 or so employees gathered to hear Romney speak.
The leaflet entitled, "Questions for Presidential Candidates," had a half dozen questions, most of them critical of the Iraq war and U.S. nuclear policies. A few minutes later another woman, who identified herself as an Insight employee, came around and with a stern voice, asked the assembled workers to give her the leaflets.
Romney Uses Banned Leaflet to His Advantage
(CBS)
LONDONDERRY, N.H. -- Before former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney arrived at his first campaign stop at Insight Technology, a maker of high-tech military laser and imaging systems, a young woman went around the room, hurriedly handing out leaflets to the 150 or so employees gathered to hear Romney speak.
The leaflet entitled, "Questions for Presidential Candidates," had a half dozen questions, most of them critical of the Iraq war and U.S. nuclear policies. A few minutes later another woman, who identified herself as an Insight employee, came around and with a stern voice, asked the assembled workers to give her the leaflets.
