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The Republican who would be President is campaigning in North Texas.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is making a stop in North Texas on Tuesday, holding campaign events at Southwest Office Systems in Fort Worth before heading over to Dallas.
In Texas, the GOP hit the media with its best shot, if the best shot were to involve two men in their 60s and punches to the jaw and neck.
President Barack Obama is welcoming his favorite foil, former President George W. Bush, back to the White House for the unveiling of Bush's official portrait. Given the history, the scene ought to be quite a picture.
Just one day after Mitt Romney clinched the Republican nomination for president, Planned Parenthood has launched an attack ad campaign calling the candidate "wrong for women."
Shortly after winning Tuesday's Texas primary, his campaign launched a new iPhone app. Which misspells "America."
Mitt Romney clinched the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday with a win in the Texas primary, a triumph of endurance for a candidate who came up short four years ago and had to fight hard this year as voters flirted with a carousel of GOP rivals.
Mitt Romney will be the Republican candidate for the White House and President Barack Obama will defend his incumbency while longtime U.S. Representatives Eddie Bernice Johnson and Joe Barton cruised to victory in their North Texas districts, early voting returns from the state primary show.
Mitt Romney is poised to clinch the Republican presidential nomination after Tuesday's Texas primary, a largely uncontested election that will formalize his status as the general election challenger.
George W. Bush finally weighed on the presidential race -- with four short words. "I'm for Mitt Romney," the former president said Tuesday, perhaps his only statement before the election.
Mother Galit Birk has some time before 2-year-old Oren hits her with tough questions about sex, marriage and the complicated places that the two sometimes meet. But, with the makeup of families changing, she says she'll be ready.
Some believe that President Obama's decision to support gay marriage prior to the 2012 election was a risk. But political analyst Salvator La Mastra thinks otherwise.
Gov. Rick Perry announced Wednesday that he is endorsing Mitt Romney as the Republican Party's presidential candidate.
During a one-on-one interview in Plano on Wednesday, Governor Rick Perry said that he was leaning toward running for president again in 2016.
After repeatedly referring to Mormonism as a "theological cult," Dallas-based pastor Dr. Robert Jefress is now publicly endorsing Mitt Romney's bid for the Republican party's presidential candidate.
