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'''Willard Mitt Romney''' (born March&nbsp;12, 1947) is a former [[RINO]] governor of [[Massachusetts]] and successful U.S. businessman, currently the leader in the [[2012 Republican Primary]].  He was first runner-up for the nomination in 2008.  If elected, Romney would become the first [[Mormon]] president. His father, a former governor of Michigan&ndash;[[George Romney]]&ndash;also ran for president nearly 50&nbsp;years earlier in the 1960s. On June&nbsp;2, 2011, Romney announced that he would once again run for the Republican nomination in the 2012 U.S. Presidential election.<ref>[http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/mitt-romney-announces-2012-presidential-bid/2011/06/02/AG05iJHH_story.html?hpid=z1 ''Washington Post'' article (June 6, 2011)]</ref>He has been described by a noted historian as "to the left of [[Ted Kennedy]].  

'''Willard Mitt Romney''' (born March&nbsp;12, 1947) is a former [[RINO]] governor of [[Massachusetts]] and successful U.S. businessman, currently the leader in the [[2012 Republican Primary]].  He was first runner-up for the nomination in 2008.  If elected, Romney would become the first [[Mormon]] president. His father, a former governor of Michigan&ndash;[[George Romney]]&ndash;also ran for president nearly 50&nbsp;years earlier in the 1960s. Mitt Romney himself ran against [[Ted Kennedy]] in 1994.  

 

Before entering politics Romney was a businessman in Boston, having served as CEO of Bain & Company, a management consulting firm known for outsourcing American jobs. His political start began during the financially unsteady 2002 Winter Olympics. He gained popularity in Massachusetts, a state known for being extremely liberal, and was elected governor in 2002. As governor he raised taxes several times.  He unashamedly admits creating [[RomneyCare]], which is a complete disaster and forces everyone to buy health insurance and has resulted in long delays for obtaining medical services, such as an ordinary physical, in that state.  [[Ted Kennedy]] and other [[liberals]] supported the bill and probably wrote key parts of it.  Romney declined to run for reelection and announced his candidacy for President.   

Before entering politics Romney was a businessman in Boston, having served as CEO of Bain & Company, a management consulting firm known for outsourcing American jobs. His political start began during the financially unsteady 2002 Winter Olympics. He gained popularity in Massachusetts, a state known for being extremely liberal, and was elected governor in 2002. As governor he raised taxes several times.  He unashamedly admits creating [[RomneyCare]], which is a complete disaster and forces everyone to buy health insurance and has resulted in long delays for obtaining medical services, such as an ordinary physical, in that state.  [[Ted Kennedy]] and other [[liberals]] supported the bill and probably wrote key parts of it.  Romney declined to run for reelection and announced his candidacy for President.