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  • Chris Wallace says Mitt Romney MIA from Sunday shows

    10/30/2011 8:30:59 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 16 replies
    Politico ^ | October 30, 2011 | ALEXANDER BURNS
    Hohmann: Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace publicly called out Mitt Romney this morning for avoiding press scrutiny. At the end of a 26-minute interview with Texas Gov. Rick Perry in Austin, Wallace noted that he has now interviewed all the major candidates as part of his 2012 one-on-one series, except the frontrunner. ---- “He has not appeared on this program or any Sunday talk show since March of 2010,” Wallace said. “We invited Gov. Romney again this week, but his campaign says he’s still not ready to sit down for an interview.” Because of the influence Fox wields among...
  • GOP lets Scott Brown fend for himself

    12/29/2009 5:55:30 AM PST · by GOPsterinMA · 91 replies · 1,690+ views
    www.bostonherald.com ^ | Tuesday, December 29, 2009 | Hillary Chabot
    GOP U.S. Senate candidate Scott Brown has been all but abandoned by the same national Republican committees that pumped hundreds of thousands in campaign cash to former governors Mitt Romney and William Weld during their long-shot bids for U.S. Senate. The snub has outraged local Republicans who say national conservatives should be jumping at the chance to nab the first open Senate seat in decades despite Brown’s tough odds in the Jan. 19 special election. ...In 1994, NRSC’s leader, then-Sen. Phil Gramm, vowed an “all out effort,” during Romney’s underdog battle against Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The national party boosted...
  • ‘Severe’ doc shortage seen hiking wait time

    09/15/2009 5:43:49 PM PDT · by Nachum · 13 replies · 738+ views
    The Boston Herald ^ | 9/15/09 | Christine McConville
    As the state’s shortage of primary care doctors grows, people are waiting longer for medical care, according to a new survey by the Massachusetts Medical Society. “The shortage is getting more severe,” said Dr. Mario Motta, the medical society’s president. The state’s health care dilemma can serve as a valuable lesson for a nation whose residents are locked in a frenzied debate about health care reform, he added.