Romney's fundraisers are quietly amassing millions

In spite of a carefully timed announcement by Newt Gingrich's ex-wife Marianne on an "Open Marriage, Mistress Proposal", Gingrich rallied from a 16 point deficit on January 3 to a stunning 12 percentage point slaughter of Mitt Romney less than three weeks later. South Carolina Primary Results

Stephen Ross, owner of the Miami Dolphins, is on a crusade to bring crowds back to football stadiums

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and some of his Palm Beach neighbors are high on Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney in what?s shaping out to be a dogfight for the White House. Ross, a developer who?s No. 114 on the Forbes 400 richest Americans with $2.1 billion to his name, and his missus Kara are ...

By Simon Johnson The conventional wisdom in American presidential politics is that once a candidate has secured a party’s nomination, he tends to move away from articulating the views of the party faithful toward the political center. This makes sense as a way to win votes in the general election, and there has been a presumption that Mitt Romney will head in that direction.

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ContributorNetwork - COMMENTARY | After much cajoling from Newt Gingrich, and what was probably for him a surprise defeat at Gingrich's hands in the South Carolina primary, Mitt Romney is going to release his tax return for 2010. As a Republican primary voter I have only a passing curiosity as to what may be in Mr. Romney's tax return. My curiosity is similar to my interest in how much wealth the richest people in America have accumulated when the annual lists are compiled. Now of course the press and Mr. Gingrich will likely have a conniption over the contents of Romney's return.