LOS ANGELES — The last time Mitt Romney shared a debate stage with seven other Republican presidential hopefuls, he focused more on President Obama than his opponents and survived unscathed and largely unchallenged.
In the 27 days since that Iowa debate, a lot has changed. Romney is no longer the national front-runner, for one, having been overtaken by Texas Gov. Rick Perry. Romney now has a detailed economic plan, adding bullet points and bar charts to what had been a rather boilerplate pitch based on pro-business generalities, but also exposing him to line-item critiques.
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David Nakamura 07 Sep, 2011
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