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Line 102: − − ==Endorsements== − ===Congressional=== − * Former [[Speaker of the House]] [[J. Dennis Hastert|Dennis Hastert]] − * Senator [[Bob Bennett]] of [[Utah]] − * Senator [[Orrin Hatch]] of [[Utah]] − * Senator [[Larry Craig]] of [[Idaho]] − * Senator [[Jim DeMint]] of [[South Carolina]] − * Senator [[Wayne Allard]] of [[Colorado]] − * Senator [[Judd Gregg]] of [[New Hampshire]] − * Former Sen. [[Jim Talent]] of [[Missouri]] − * Former Sen. [[Rick Santorum]] of [[Pennsylvania]] − * Representative [[Tom Tancredo]] of [[Colorado]] − * Representative [[Marsha Blackburn]] of [[Tennessee]] − − ===Governors=== − * Missouri Governor [[Matt Blunt]] − * Former Colorado Governor [[Bill Owens]] − * [[Rhode Island]] Governor [[Donald Carcieri]] − * Former South Carolina Governor James B. Edwards − * Former Massachusetts Governor Bill Weld − * Former Montana Governor Tim Babcock − − ===Talk Radio=== − * [[Rush Limbaugh]] <ref>[http://www.cnsnews.com/ThisHour.asp#Limbaugh Endorses Romney Limbaugh Endorses Romney], [[Melanie Hunter]], ''[[CNSNews]]'', February 05, 2008</ref>
→Endorsements: these are old endorsements and include Santorum
===Fundraising===
===Fundraising===
Mitt Romney had done well in fund raising. During his first fund raiser as a presidential candidate, he raised $6.5 million dollars compared to an original goal of only $1 million. During the first quarter Romney raised more money then any other Republican presidential candidate with $23 million. However, a substantial portion of his funds ($17 million) came from his own personal wealth. [http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2007/10/16/top_spender_romney_could_soon_run_short/]
Mitt Romney had done well in fund raising. During his first fund raiser as a presidential candidate, he raised $6.5 million dollars compared to an original goal of only $1 million. During the first quarter Romney raised more money then any other Republican presidential candidate with $23 million. However, a substantial portion of his funds ($17 million) came from his own personal wealth. [http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2007/10/16/top_spender_romney_could_soon_run_short/]
==References==
==References==