Romney, Mitt (1947–)

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Making Mitt Romney:

How to fabricate a conservative

By Ken Silverstein

SEE ALSO: Campaign management; Career as presidential candidate; Conservatism; Romney, Mitt; Pictorial works; Political consultants; Political ethics; Politics, Practical; South Carolina

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August 21, 2008	John McCain, who does not know how many houses he owns, was expected to choose a running mate who opposes abortion, most likely either former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney or Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source 1: Politico Source 2: The New York Times
February 14, 2008	Senator Barack Obama beat Senator Hillary Clinton by huge margins in primaries in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia, and Senator John McCain beat former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee. The close Democratic race worried party superdelegates, who will play a decisive role in choosing a candidate. Nancy Larson, a lobbyist and superdelegate from Minnesota, characterized superdelegates in general as “big schmucks.” Alaskan superdelegate Cindi Spanyers received a call from former president Bill Clinton, who recalled his wife's work on a fish cannery slime line there, and Obama was endorsed by the fishing village of Obama, Japan. McCain was endorsed by former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney and ex-president George H. W. Bush.	Weekly Review By Sam Stark Source 1: New York Times Source 2: Washington Post Source 3: Los Angeles Times Source 4: Washington Post Source 5: AP via Fort Worth Star-Telegram Source 6: Los Angeles Times Source 7: Star Tribune Source 8: Anchorage Daily News Source 9: Guardian Source 10: LAT Source 11: AP via Google

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By David Graham (Photog.)

SEE ALSO: Romney, Mitt; Pictorial works

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November 2009

FINAL EDITION
Twilight of the American Newspaper
By Richard Rodriguez

THE INTELLIGENCE FACTORY
How America Makes Its Enemies Disappear
By Petra Bartosiewicz

PROSPEROUS FRIENDS
A story by Christine Schutt

Also: Frederick Seidel and Mark Kingwell