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Jun 30 2005
http://www.c-span.org/sea…0&image1=Submit
If you click this link you can watch full length videos of speeches that C-Span carried of Romney. Included are talks given in Manchester New Hampshire and Spartanburg South Carolina earlier this year, and his address to the 2004 Republican National Convention on September 1st, 2004.
It gives you a glimpse of his style.
Enjoy!
Ann Marie
Jun 30 2005
http://www.boston.com/new…on.com+%2F+News
BOSTON –Gov. Mitt Romney signed the state’s $23.8 billion budget into law on Thursday, but vetoed about $110 million dollars in spending that he deemed ineffective or wasteful.
“Overall, the budget is fiscally responsible,” he said. “This is the third straight year that the Legislature and the administration have produced a budget that is on time and that is balanced.”
Just one of many reasons why I like this guy as our next President of the United States. Just imagine what he could do for our federal budget.
Ann Marie
Jun 30 2005
http://www2.townonline.co…rticleid=276439
By Cyndi Roy/ State House News
Thursday, June 30, 2005Meeting with a member of the Bush administration, religious and community leaders, and his wife, Gov. Mitt Romney announced Tuesday his office is ramping up efforts to capture federal grants for faith-based charities.
The Romney administration has been working to secure funds for faith-based as well as secular charities for about a year and half, but hasn’t captured as much as is possible, Romney said during a Beacon Hill roundtable discussion with group leaders. Forty-four religious groups from across the state received $21 million last year in federal funding from a total of $2 billion granted by Washington, said James Towey, White House director of faith-based initiatives.
Jun 30 2005
http://web.mit.edu/deshpa…transcript.html
ABOUT THE LECTURE:
Governor Mitt Romney delivered the keynote address at the Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation’s first IdeasStream Symposium. In his talk, he underscored the value of the Deshpande Center’s goal to accelerate the pace of taking research from the laboratory to the marketplace. He talked about his own business philosophies, and stressed the need for businesses to stay focused, and not make rash decisions in the face of economic challenge. He also shared a remarkable story of building the speed skating oval for the 2002 Olympics, a project with a $300 million price tag, and a $35 million budget.
Jun 30 2005
http://www.tuscaloosanews…mplate=dateline
Massachusetts teachers are ill-trained to teach rigorous science and math to students, whose lack of preparation for the high-tech world jeopardizes the state’s economy, according to a report released Wednesday.
Gov. Mitt Romney said he would propose education reform that would include the report’s recommendations.
“We believe that math and science (are) critical to the future of our kids and the future of our state and our nation,” Romney said.
Editorial Insert
Romney in this instance, and in other instances is very involved and interested in education issues. I think this will be one thing that really sets him a part, and will be a moderating influence after the George W Bush era.
Jun 30 2005
http://www.stamfordadvoca…local-headlines
Romney, a former venture capitalist who spearheaded the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, also used the spotlight to take a few jabs at several Democrats likely to seek the presidency, including Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., and John Kerry, D-Mass
Jun 29 2005
Jun 29 2005
I just wanted to thank all of you for coming to the site. I have to say I’m a bit overwhelmed by the traffic (in a good way of course 
).
I did want to let you all know that this is just the start to this site. There are going to be many more things to come. The main site (www.electromneyin2008.com) should be up within about a week or so. There you will be able to see a little more of my creativity. I will also be adding an online store, where I will make an attempt at making my own t-shirts, mugs, bumper stickers, and the like. That should be interesting to say the least. Back a few months or so ago when I thought my candidate was going to be Jeb Bush I had this perfect logo in my mind that I was going to use, but, alas that’s not going to happen, so I must begin anew and come up with something unique and out of this world 
Also, on the main page I will be offering through some sort of book store link (I haven’t decided which one I want to use yet) Mitt’s book about the Salt Lake Olympics Turnaround. You should all get yourself copies.
Anyway, thanks again for visiting. I look forward to getting to know all of you over the next 3+ years as we head down what C-Span calls “The Road to the White House”.
Warmly,
Ann Marie
Jun 29 2005
http://www.metrowestdaily…rticleid=102498
By State House News Service
Wednesday, June 29, 2005BOSTON — In another hint at a possible run for the White House, Gov. Mitt Romney’s campaign chest is shelling out $145,000 to print and insert a 24-page “progress report to the People of Massachusetts” in today’s Boston Globe.
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