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Romney Stumps in Colorado Springs, Picks Up Suthers Endorsement
July 18, 2007 10:56 PM
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers is endorsing Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and will help advise the campaign in Colorado and elsewhere.
Suthers says that Romney has a strong record of supporting law enforcement and will continue to build on that if he's elected.
He also has been endorsed by Senator Wayne Allard and former congressman Bob Beauprez. Former Governor Bill Owens was appointed to serve on his exploratory committee.
Romney spoke in Colorado Springs Wednesday night (July 18, 2007). The former Massachusettes Governor keynoted the El Paso County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner at the Broadmoor.
More than 600 people attended the $75-a-plate party fundraiser, where Romeny lambasted Democrats and sounded traditional Republican themes.
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To hear Governor Romney's full address [click here.]
Posted by Eric Whitney on July 18, 2007 10:56 PM | Permalink
