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  • Romney visits Mich., shows support for former rival

    (07/14/2008)
    Former presidential contender Mitt Romney visited Michigan on Monday to celebrate the opening of Sen. John McCain8217s regional campaign headquarters in Farmington Hills furthering speculation that the former Massachusetts governor is a contender for the Republican vice presidential nomination.

  • Officials: McCain to benefit from endorsement

    (02/14/2008)
    Mitt Romney8217s endorsement of John McCain for the Republican Party8217s presidential nomination Thursday likely will sway Michigan8217s delegates to McCain a local political analyst said Thursday.

  • Romney suspends campaign

    (02/07/2008)
    Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney8217s decision to suspend his presidential campaign Thursday left some MSU students disappointed about his early exit.

  • Super Tuesday suggests 2-way race for both parties

    (02/04/2008)
    With the Republican and Democratic fields whittled down to a pair of candidates each Super Tuesday8217s 22 elections are starting to look more like Super Twos-day.

  • Huckabee, Obama wins set stage for Mich.

    (01/04/2008)
    If the purpose of Thursday8217s Iowa caucus was to make a good first impression Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mike Huckabee became the lives of their parties last week.

  • Group's lack of transparency inappropriate

    (11/13/2007)
    Even when MSU8217s Young Americans for Freedom officials don8217t talk they make news. This time they8217re remaining mum about how they fund their notoriously controversial speakers who have included British National Party Chairman Nick Griffin and Minuteman Civil Defense Corp. president and co-founder Chris Simcox.

  • MSU, U-M students support Romney campaign stop

    (11/04/2007)
    The visit of Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney was a uniting force for some MSU and University of Michigan students during Saturday8217s tailgate with MSU College Republicans.

  • Columnist displays civility, politeness in Romney piece

    (11/04/2007)
    I just finished reading Leo Madarang8217s column Romney right for president SN 111 and was very impressed by the way Madarang8217s appeal for the most part focuses on Romney himself 8212 his background and governing philosophy 8212 and does not criticize any of the other Republican candidates.

  • Romney right for president

    (10/31/2007)
    Michigan and its residents are facing a difficult time. Unemployment is close to an abysmal rate of 8 percent the budget in Michigan is currently facing a 1.75 billion shortfall and more than one million Michigan residents do not have health care insurance.

  • (10/18/2007)
    Leo Madarang

  • (10/17/2007)
    Josh Romney son of Republican Presidential candidate Mitt Romney talks with political theory and constitutional democracy senior and chairman of Students for Mitt Romney Leo Madarang Wednesday at Breslin Center.

  • GOP comes to Mich.

    (10/09/2007)
    Michigan and the nation8217s economy Iran and nuclear weapons free trade and alternative energy were topics of debate for Republic presidential hopefuls Tuesday evening in Dearborn8217s Ford Community Performing Arts Center. The debate was the first one to feature former Tennessee senator and 8220Law Order8221 actor Fred Thompson.

  • ASMSU contemplates bringing presidential candidates to area

    (09/25/2007)
    ASMSU will vote on a bill Thursday to decide whether the undergraduate student government should try to get candidates to Lansing before the presidential primary elections.

  • Republican candidates address Mich. issues

    (09/23/2007)
    Republican student leaders migrated to Mackinac Island during the weekend for the Republican Leadership Conference which featured many of the 2008 presidential candidates.

  • Student political groups begin campaign for '08 election

    (09/10/2007)
    Although the presidential election is more than a year away some MSU students are already working to campaign for various presidential candidates.

  • Coalition pushes medicinal marijuana

    (05/31/2007)
    Irvin Rosenfeld has been smoking 10-12 joints of federally supplied medical marijuana a day for 25 years - he said it has saved his life."Without my medical cannabis I would be homebound I would most likely be unemployed and I would be a drain on society" said Rosenfeld a 54-year-old stockbroker from Fort Lauderdale Fla.He smokes to alleviate excruciating muscle pain from a disease that causes tumors to form on the ends of his bones.

  • Elections out: Proposal to reinstate Great Issues rejected

    (03/27/2007)
    Less than 4 percent of undergraduate students voted in ASMSU's elections which ended Monday. On the ballot were four proposals and the candidates for every student's respective college on Academic and Student assemblies.

  • It's election time!

    (03/21/2007)
    What Vote for your college's representative to be seated on ASMSU's Student and Academic assembliesWhen Until 5 p.m.

  • Mitt in the mitten state

    (02/14/2007)
    Dearborn 151 About 15 MSU students braved early morning traffic to show their support for Republican Mitt Romney on Tuesday who formally announced his presidential bid at the Henry Ford Museum."Being a youth it's important to show support" said Leo Madarang chairman of MSU's Students for Romney.

  • Romney's campaign trail leads to Michigan

    (02/13/2007)
    Mitt Romney is expected to talk about the ingenuity that has driven U.S. prosperity in the past and how it can still create a bright future for American workers at The Henry Ford museum today in Dearborn to officially kick off his presidential campaignAnd roughly 15 MSU students from the group Mitt for Michigan will attend the event in support said Leo Madarang one of the group's coordinators.Romney the former Massachusetts governor gave a hint of what he'll be talking when he spoke to reporters Saturday at the Republican state convention in Grand Rapids."Michigan is 133 a place of innovation and technology.
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