2012 Presidential Campaign

Mitt Romney's significance lies in his role as a prominent figure in American politics, particularly as the first Mormon major party presidential nominee in 2012. His tenure as governor of Massachusetts was marked by health care reform that served as a model for the Affordable Care Act. Additionally, Romney's candidacy highlighted divisions within the Republican Party and sparked discussions on issues like economic policy and social values. His subsequent return to the Senate has positioned him as a voice of moderation in a polarized political landscape.

Could it be that he was named after the heroine in Ayn Rand's novel "Atlas Shrugged" whose name was Dagny Taggart?

BTW, this is the same novel that Paul Ryan said was the major influence in making him who he was until he discovered that Ayn Rand was an atheist who believed in abortion and equal rights for women.

- Taggart

- Matthew

- Joshua

- Benjamin

- Craig

Mitt Romney is a commercial butt lick who has everything he wants, and nothing to do!

Mitt Romney is part of the Republican party.

Mitt Romney has five sons, Tagg, Matt, Josh, Ben, and Craig.

Tagg Romney is a Managing Partner at Solamere Capital. He co-founded the company and has previously worked as Chief Marketing Officer for the Los Angeles Dodgers, VP of onfield marketing at Reebok, and Director of Strategic Planning at Elan Pharmaceuticals. Tagg founded and subsequently sold Season Perks. Tagg worked for each of his father's three political campaigns. He also worked for several years as a consultant at both Monitor Group and McKinsey and Co. Tagg graduated magna cum laude with a BA in Economics from Brigham Young University and earned his MBA from Harvard Business School.

Matt Romney works as Vice President of Strategy and Investments at Excel Realty Holdings. He was previously a Project Manager for Microsoft Corporation and held marketing and project management positions for Polaroid Corporation and Lavastorm, Inc. Matt received a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Harvard Business School and a Bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University.

Josh Romney is a Real Estate Developer and owner of Romney Ventures. Previously he worked as an Acquisition Analyst for Intercontinental Real Estate. He has considered going into politics and currently serves as an advisor to Utah Governor Gary Herbert. He also helped his dad with his 2008 Presidential Campaign. Like his older brothers, he got his BA from Brigham Young University and his MBA from Harvard Business School.

Ben Romney is a Medical Student who also got his Bachelors Degree from Brigham Young University.

Craig is an Advertising Music Producer. He got his Bachelors Degree from Brigham Young University as well.

Yes he is.

I think it depends on when you ask him and what is in it for him. He has flip flopped on this like many other issues.

Mitt Romney entered the business world out of college, though he holds a law degree he never used it as a lawyer.

He did pass the bar exam for Michigan in 1975.

Mitt Romney went to public elementary schools. He attended Cranbrook School, a private boys prep school, from 7th grade through high school graduation. He then attended Stanford University for a year, transferred to Brigham Young University and graduated there with a BA in English. He then went on to get a Juris Doctor MBA from Harvard.

Mitt Romney is the Republican candidate running for president in 2012.

Derald P Romney was a half uncle to Mitt Romney.

No. Mitt Romney failed to win the Republican nomination for president in 2008 and the presidency in 2012. He has said he will never again pursue the office.

Barack Obama is a graduate of Columbia University and Harvard Law School.

You can contact Mitt Romney by writing a letter to:

Mitt Romney

PO Box 149756

Boston, MA 02114-9756

The 2016 presidential election, the United States 58th presidential election, will be held on November 8th, 2016. On that day, the successor to President Obama will be elected by the American people and will become the 45th president of the United States. Whoever is elected on November 8th, 2016 will take Obama's place as president on January 20th, 2017.

No

Mitt Romney received a two year religious deferment to serve as a missionary in France. When he returned he was issued a draft card, but his number was never called up.

Democratic Party candidate Barack Obama won the 2012 presidential election defeating Republic Party candidate Mitt Romney. In the 2012 presidential election Barack Obama received 332 electoral votes and Mitt Romney received 206 electoral votes. The popular vote totals were Obama 65,446,032 and Romney 60,589,084.

Because they listen to rumors and don't find out for themselves what he believes in. JFK was catholic, so what? It is illegal to not allow a religious person to run for office. Everyone has their beliefs of some sort. Remember.... By their fruits you will know them. I was horrified when I saw that guy refuse to shake Mr. Romney's hand back during the primaries. Talk about a bigot! But no one talks about the bigotry towards members of Mitt Romney's church. It has always been that way, why? People in general-when uneducated regarding a certain subject is what causes bigotry. Get educated, search it out for yourselves. People are not perfect but different belief systems should always be respected.

As with any member of a religion, it is foolish (and bigoted) to simply hate/dislike that member because they claim to follow it.

However, and this applies in particular to those running for public office where they will be responsible for creating and/or enforcing policy upon others (most who will NOT belong to that candidate's religion), it is perfectly proper to question the candidate about particular tenets of their religion and how that candidate would apply those tenets when in office.

That is, it's perfectly OK to ask questions like "You're religion does not believe in pre-marital sex. How do you propose to run sex education programs in the public schools?" However, it is NOT acceptable to state "I won't support Candidate X because his religion believes in <some idea>", without finding out how the Candidate views that particular tenet, AND how that belief would affect his/her public policy stance.

It's a fine line to walk, but remember, the CORRECT thing to do is ask about how the candidate would apply some belief of his/her religion in the public sphere. And, it's entirely reasonable for that candidate to answer "I believe in <idea> but I will NOT change public policy to conform to solely my belief." Conversely, it is entirely correct to consider a candidate unsuitable for office if they state something like "I believe <religious belief> is the only correct way to do things, and I work to make <religious belief> law."

Religion can be used to inform public policy, but specific religious beliefs should NEVER be codified into law.

Mitt Romney has a Juris Doctor MBA from Harvard.

they have hair

theyre both boys

they wear clothes