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Romney stumping hard for McCain

BOSTON -- Republican Mitt Romney is still running -- perhaps ford insurance vice
president this fall or the White House in 2012 or 2016.

Two months after bowing out of the race, the former Massachusetts
governor -- and avid jogger -- has become one of Sen. John McCain's
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cheap life insurance making the case for the likely nominee on talk shows and the
campaign trail.

Romney even was traveling to Lancaster, Pa., on Thursday to campaign
for McCain, who has already wrapped up the nomination and faces no
serious threat in the state's April 22 primary.

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kids really can compete globally," Romney told Fox News last month.

While the two once were bitter rivals, Romney says he would be
McCain's running mate -- if asked.

Romney made millions as a venture capitalist and clearly can count.
McCain is 71, and if he wins, would be the oldest president elected.
As vice president, Romney would be in an ideal spot if McCain decides
against a second term. If McCain goes the distance, the
preternaturally youthful Romney would be 69 in 2016.

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Since quitting the GOP race Feb. 7, Romney has tried to preserve his
political base, maintaining contact with his supporters and financial
backers. He is looking at creating emo clothes political action committee so he
can travel and make donations to like-minded cheap auto insurance candidates.
And Romney has given strong consideration to a foundation that would
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"We've talked about the creation of a new entity that would allow the
governor to remain politically active past this election year," said
Eric Fehrnstrom, who served as Romney's press secretary and is one of
a handful of aides still on his payroll.

Questioned about another bid, Fehrnstrom said, "It's too early to
predict what the future will hold."

In his first run for national office, Romney emerged as a tough
challenger to McCain, outraising him while spending $47 million of his
own money. He garnered 294 volvo insurance in a sometimes bitter campaign.
McCain often railed against Romney's thin foreign policy credentials
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At an event Thursday challenging McCain and his record, Democratic
Party chairman Howard Dean offered a backhanded compliment of Romney.

"You know, frankly, Mitt Romney was the candidate I feared the most"
in the general election as the Republican nominee, Dean said. "Because
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practically anything."

New Jersey state Sen. Joseph Kyrillos, who served as Romney's New
Jersey state campaign chairman, said he has received four thank-you
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buttoned-down persona of the campaign.

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Romney endorsed McCain a week after dropping out of the race. Last
month, they jointly attended fundraisers in Utah and Colorado, two
Mountain West states the GOP is counting on this fall.

Romney's support for McCain has been most evident in fundraising. One
of his national finance co-chairs, former eBay CEO Meg Whitman, indie clothes now
serving the same role for McCain. Another former Romney finance
co-chair, L.E. Simmons, is arranging a major fundraiser for McCain in
Houston on May 10.

Yet a day earlier, Romney will take advantage of the McCain event to
meet with former backers assembling in Houston. The Beach Boys will
provide the musical entertainment.

Eric Tanenblatt, Romney's Georgia state and national finance
co-chairman, said some attendees at a recent fundraiser he helped
arrange for McCain approached him and raised the prospect of the two
former rivals uniting on streetwear style indie fashion "They'd love to see that," Tanenblatt said. "In the South, Republicans
are conservatives, and he's a conservative that a lot of people
rallied around."

Not all conservatives.

The specter of Romney joining a McCain ticket prompted some to launch
an anti-Romney petition at www.NoMittVP.com, as well as to place full
page ads in newspapers where McCain is campaigning. The ads streetwear clothing Romney's commitment to conservative ideals and have been supported by
Paul Weyrich of the Free Congress Foundation, who had endorsed Romney
last November.

"If Governor Romney is on your ticket, many social conservative voters
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either stay away from the polls this November or only vote independent clothing ticket," the ad tells McCain.

Instead, they talk about former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who won
the Iowa caucuses before his campaign faded, or a pair of governors:
Jon Huntsman Jr. of Utah or Mark Sanford of South Carolina. Other
potential running mates include Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and Rob
Portman, a former Ohio congressman who also headed as the White House
Office of Management and Budget.

Romney and his aides brush off the conservative criticism. Instead,
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and comment on Paul Harvey's nationally syndicated radio show.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
Last Updated: 4/10/2008 1:34:55 PM

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