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Romney Wins Key N.H. Endorsement
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ABC News' Matt Stuart Reports: When former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney files for the New Hampshire primary today in Concord, he'll have a new ally by his side: New Hampshire Republican Sen. Judd Gregg will endorse Romney's presidential run later this afternoon.
In a press release today, Gregg said he was supporting Romney because he "embodies New Hampshire's values."
The endorsement is a boost for Romney's New Hampshire chances, as the state's junior senator, Republican John Sununu, has said he will remain neutral through the primary season.
The endorsement isn't a complete surprise -- a key member of Romney's New Hampshire team, attorney Tom Rath, also advises Gregg.
Both Gregg and Sununu previously endorsed President Bush in 2000.
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Good for Romney he deserves it.
Posted by: kmjjp | Oct 30, 2007 2:37:01 AM
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