Romney closing in on Republican nod

Mitt Romney began a 10-day quest for victory in the South Carolina Republican presidential contest, where a win could all but ensure that he will be his party’s choice to run against President Barack Obama.

Romney closing in on Republican nod
Thu, 12 Jan, 2012 - 07:59

Mitt Romney began a 10-day quest for victory in the South Carolina Republican presidential contest, where a win could all but ensure that he will be his party’s choice to run against President Barack Obama.

Mr Romney has huge advantages coming into South Carolina.

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