Word: romneys
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...outcome of the Massachusetts Senate race, in which Republican W. Mitt Romney was handily defeated, meant "losing the battle but winning the war," Campbell said. "Even though Senator [Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56] won, it's for nothing. This will end all of Clinton's plans for continued socialization of the country...
...Romney will be more exposed to the public view and if he were to run, voters are going to ask 'what did you do for the last two years?,'" said former Cambridge mayor Alice K. Wolf. "He won't be fresh anymore.... people will expect you to produce...
...Romney recovers financially from this race (he spent $2 million of his own money), if he refines his message, and if he can effectively defend his business record, then he has a good shot of unseating the Bay State's junior senator...
Like Galle, he said he voted for Kennedy because he fears that "Romney reflects the right-wing Republican platform--anti-choice, anti-everything good...
Like Hartman, Arzu said he voted for Romney in the Senatorial race for personal and political reasons. Cambridge Election Commission Chair Edward J. Samp Jr. also paid a visit to Quincy House yesterday afternoon, and said he was surprised that there had not been more students voting, both at Quincy and at other sites he had visited...