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Mitt Romney

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Mitt Romney is a leader.

He worked in many ways. He worked with money in a big company. He also helped run the Winter Olympics.

Romney Olympics
Romney Olympics

Later, he was a governor. He helped people get health care. He also served in the Senate.

Swearing in of Mitt Romney
Swearing in of Mitt Romney

He has worked hard for his country.

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President George W. Bush Poses with Mitt...
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Mitt Romney speaking at Old North Church...
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Mitt Romney's official gubernatorial portrait.jpg
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