Romney leads in first four nominating states: poll

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WASHINGTON | Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:13pm EDT

(Reuters) - Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney leads his campaign rivals in the four states that kick off the 2012 Republican presidential race, according to CNN/Time/ORC polls released on Wednesday.

Barely more than two months before the first nominating contest, Romney has narrow leads in Iowa and South Carolina and double-digit advantages in New Hampshire and Florida.

Conservative businessman Herman Cain, who surged into the lead in some recent national polls but has faced heightened scrutiny in the past week, is in second place in each state.

A Romney sweep of the first four states to cast votes in the nominating race would put an early end to the battle to find a challenger to President Barack Obama in 2012.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/10/26/us-usa-campaign-polls-idUSTRE79P7ZK20111026

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“...if we don’t run Chris Christie, Romney will be the nominee and we’ll lose.”

She said that back in February and the right knows that Ann is always right.

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“...if we don’t run Chris Christie, Romney will be the nominee and we’ll lose.”

She said that back in February and the right knows that Ann is always right.

Romney won't be easy to beat. The architect of health care reform plus a business background in a nation struggling with a weak economic recovery? It writes itself.

His only failing will be the stupid chit he says like who let the dogs out and ####### like that.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Romney won't be easy to beat. The architect of health care reform plus a business background in a nation struggling with a weak economic recovery? It writes itself.

His only failing will be the stupid chit he says like who let the dogs out and ####### like that.

I'd consider voting for Romney if I knew what exactly he stands for. Or if he knew, at least.

Edited October 27, 2011 by Mr. Big Dog

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Romney has double-digit advantages in Florida.

Obviously Romney vs. Obama next year.

Romney might pick Cain as the VP - tough to say.