Romney Looks To Reverse Losing Streak In Maine

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Sat, 02/11/2012 - 6:29am

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In an effort to reverse a three-state losing streak, the Romney campaign announced that its candidate would put off his first trip home in 2012, and instead visit two caucus sites in Maine.

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