Former Gov. Pete Wilson Signs Nominating Papers
Former California governor Pete Wilson arrived in Tampa and signed nominating papers for Mitt Romney as U.S. president.
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Former California governor Pete Wilson arrived in Tampa and signed nominating papers for Mitt Romney as U.S. president.
Richard takes a second to talk about signing nomination papers at the RNC.
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