Governor W. Mitt Romney

Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is accusing President Barack Obama of acting too slowly to decide what U.S. policy is needed in Afghanistan. Interviewed on CBS's "The Early Show" Monday, Romney said "this Hamlet performance we're seeing out of the White House has been very disconcerting." The former Massachusetts governor said "the president has not been able to make a decision" and said that is very unfortunate. Romney said "you should get it right," but he also complained that Obama has left U.S. troops and the people of Afghanistan in doubt about American policy at a time when there also is uncertainty about ... Read Full Story

Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney says the time has come to stop the economic stimulus program, contending that it has not worked as the Obama administration planned. Three days after the Obama White House touted the program as creating or saving some 650,000 jobs, Romney said in a nationally broadcast interview that "the stimulus that the president and the Congress passed is not what's helped the economy." Romney said on CBS's "The Early Show" that the administration's stimulus plan "didn't work" and he said the reason things seem to be ticking up in the business world is because the "private sector" has regained its ... Read Full Story

The Duval County Republican Party recently announced that their November 9th event, “An Evening with Governor Mitt Romney”, has been so well received that they’ve had to open up additional general seating to accommodate the supporters who want tickets. The event with the Former Governor and Presidential candidate will be held Monday, November 9th at the Hyatt Regency on the waterfront. General seating tickets are selling for the same price of $75 as they did in 2006 out of respect for the current economic situation, according to Duval Republican Chairman Lenny Curry. In spite of economic down turns, Curry said the financial support from ... Read Full Story

Mormon church president Thomas S. Monson has announced plans to build five new temples in the U.S. and abroad. Monson said Saturday that the temples will be built in Brigham City, Utah; Concepcion, Chile; Fortalenza, Brazil; Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; and Sapporo, Japan. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints already has 130 temples operating worldwide. Another 16 are either planned or already under construction. Temples are considered sacred to Latter-day Saints and are used for religious rituals including proxy baptisms, marriage ceremonies known as sealings and other ceremonies designed to strengthen church teachings. Monson's announcement came during the opening session of the church's ... Read Full Story

AP – Former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney says the time has come to stop the economic stimulus program, contending that it has not worked as the Obama administration planned. More: continued here Read Full Story