Eric Fehrnstrom

Eric Fehrnstrom

Mitt Romney's spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom. Eric Fehrnstrom provides official quotes and responses to the press on behalf of the Mitt Romney presidential campaign. You'll be seeing Eric Fehrnstrom's name more and more often, so learn more... [more]

Mitt Romney's spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom. Eric Fehrnstrom provides official quotes and responses to the press on behalf of the Mitt Romney presidential campaign. You'll be seeing Eric Fehrnstrom's name more and more often, so learn more about him now.

 
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June 2, 2009 The Heritage Foundation www.Heritage.org (http://www.heritage.org/) The following is the prepared text of former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney's June 1, 2009 speech at the United States Navy Memorial: Thank you, Senator Talent, for your very kind introduction. Ed, it is always a pleasure to be with my many friends at the Heritage Foundation, and it's an honor to give the first of the series of speeches Heritage will sponsor as part of its Protect America Month. Read Full Story
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Republican presidential nominee John McCain is pulling his resources out of Michigan in the midst of polls showing Obama building on his lead there. McCain’s campaign manager Rick Davis called former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney to tell him of the decision just before Romney got on a conference call with reporters today. Romney, who grew up in Oakland County, was holding the call with McCain strategist Doug Holtz-Eakin to raise claims that Obama’s policies are no good for Michigan’s struggling economy. Eric Fehrnstrom, a spokesman for Romney, confirmed the call took place but wouldn’t discuss the details. “They need to do whatever they think ... Read Full Story
Written by zennie62 on
Wish I was so rich I could afford to play games with America's economy. Former Governor Mitt Romney’s Free and Strong America PAC today sent $1,000 checks to a group of House Republicans for their votes against the $800 billion stimulus bill. Romney's obviously not worrying about making his mortgage or utility payments, let alone balancing state budgets , any more than the GOP millionaires in D.C., who he so desperately wants to be pals with. Must be nice to be able to throw around the kind of money that shows you're a PAC leader. Of course, we all know he basically financed his ... Read Full Story
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I received an email from Mitt Romney and his Free and Strong America . Candace, A few months have passed since the election, and that's enough time to consider the outcome and take stock of our party's future. I want to make clear that I'm optimistic: our ideas are good, and our agenda will make America freer and stronger. And our voices needs to be heard, now more than ever. This is a time of hardship and uncertainty for millions of Americans. Unfortunately, the new President and the Democratic Congressional majority seem more concerned with stimulating the government than stimulating the economy. They have ... Read Full Story
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The head of the Republican Party says he regrets how the public has interpreted remarks in which he said Republicans voted against Mitt Romney last year in part because he is Mormon. Republican National Committee spokeswoman Gail Gitcho (gitch-OH') says Chairman Michael Steele believes the former Massachusetts governor "is a respected and influential voice" in the party. Last week, Steele told a national radio audience that Romney lost the 2008 Republican nomination for president to John McCain partly because of policy flip-flops and partly because the party base didn't approve of his religion. Romney spokesman Eric Fehrnstrom (fern-STRUM') did little to conceal his displeasure. ... Read Full Story
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Former Governor Mitt Romney campaigns in Anamosa, Iowa

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Former Governor Mitt Romney campaigns in Anamosa, Iowa

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(snip) During the 2008 campaign, some conservatives said they were hesitant to vote for Romney because he was perceived as being liberal on some social issues. On Friday, he seemed determined to overcome that impression. In his speech, given in a room filled with more than two dozen pictures of President Ronald Reagan, Romney gave a shout-out to the tea party protesters and spoke about his new book, "No Apologies: The Case for American...  
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Mitt Romney, call your office (emphasis mine). Remember Mitt? The guy who keeps insisting that he could make RomneyCare work nationally? From Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal… By JEFFREY S. FLIER As the dean of Harvard Medical School I am frequently asked to comment on the health-reform debate. I’d give it a failing grade. Instead of forthrightly dealing with the [...]  
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Sarah Palin denounces November 23 2009 cover of Newsweek on Facebook saying it's 'sexist and oh-so expected'. But it's brilliant. And she looks great in a red, fitted sweatshirt and black short-shorts. Mitt Romney should look so attractive.Contributor: RM GalPublished: Nov 18, 2009  
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DOWNLOADS: (4) PLAYS: (14) November 16, 2009 CNN Romney: The president's inattention and dereliction have reminded me of the Northwest Airline pilots...  
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"Republican activists looking for the latest on MN Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) on the internet could find themselves redirected to the home of one of Pawlenty's potential '12 rivals," The Hotline reports. "Ex-MA Gov. Mitt Romney's Free and Strong America PAC has purchased links in sponsored boxes on Google, meaning anyone who types in Pawlenty's name could instead find a link to Romney's site."  
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... of speakers includes Mitt Romney, Congressman Joe Wilson, Victor Davis Hanson, Andrew Breitbart, and Hannah Giles, the brave student activist who exposed ACORN's corruption. "Barack Obama is moving this country in a radical direction," says YAF ...  
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Matt Lewis breaks it down: Today, the perfunctory, “next in line” theory suggests that the most likely GOP nominee will be former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. While Romney dropped-out of the 2008 campaign earlier than Mike Huckabee, most conservatives concede that Romney finished in second place – and that is certainly the view held by the [...]  
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