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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaks at a caucus, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012, in Portland, Maine. AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty Updated 6:59 p.m. Eastern TimeMitt Romney won the lightly-attended Maine Republican caucuses Saturday, reclaiming the momentum that he lost when Rick Santorum swept three states on Tuesday. I thank the voters of Maine for their support, Romney said in a statement. I m committed to turning around America. And I m heartened to have the support of so many good people in this great state. Romney won 39 percent of the v stanley cups uk ote, with 2,190 votes. He narrowly edged out the other candidate who seriously contested the Maine caucuses, Ron Paul, who won 36 percent of the vote w garrafinhas stanley ith 1,996 votes. There were 972,181 registered voters in Maine as of November 8 of stanley canada last year, including 269,604 Republicans. Republican delegate scorecardComplete primary and caucus resultsPaul, who is focused on small caucuses states like Maine, is the only candidate in the race who has yet to win a state. Romney and Santorum have now each won four states, while Newt Gingrich has won one. In remarks following the announcement of Romney s victory, Paul noted that not every caucus had taken place, saying there was one in particular that he expected to win that had yet to occur. It s almost like we could call it a tie, but anyway, said Paul.Sa
On Intelligence Matters this week, host Michael Morell talks with University of Chicago political science professor and director of the Chicago Project on Security and Threats Robert Bob Pape about stanley water bottle his ongoing research on political violence in America and its implications as the midterms approach. Listen to this episode on ART19 H stanley cup is new research finds stanley cups that 5% of American adults, or around 13 million people, agree that the use of force is justified to restore Donald Trump to the presidency. Pape discusses the ways in which political violence has turned mainstream and is being exacerbated by political leaders.HIGHLIGHTS:Threat from mainstream Americans: The bottom lines are that we face not just a political threat to our democracy, but a violent political threat to our democracy. This is coming mainly not from a foreign actor. I m not saying that Russia has not been involved with trying to interfere with our elections, but this is not the main issue. It s also not coming mainly from militia groups like the Proud Boys or Oath Keepers, although we see those in the news all the time. Those groups number at most, over the last ten years, something like 40,000 people. Rather this is coming from millions of Americans in the mainstream who believe that their political goals are so important that they take precedence over the outcome in our elections. 5% of Americans: The latest findings from this survey, the nationally Yxzn Biden to memorialize COVID losses and offer vision of what comes next
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney speaks at a caucus, Saturday, Feb. 11, 2012, in Portland, Maine. AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty Updated 6:59 p.m. Eastern TimeMitt Romney won the lightly-attended Maine Republican caucuses Saturday, reclaiming the momentum that he lost when Rick Santorum swept three states on Tuesday. I thank the voters of Maine for their support, Romney said in a statement. I m committed to turning around America. And I m heartened to have the support of so many good people in this great state. Romney won 39 percent of the v stanley cups uk ote, with 2,190 votes. He narrowly edged out the other candidate who seriously contested the Maine caucuses, Ron Paul, who won 36 percent of the vote w garrafinhas stanley ith 1,996 votes. There were 972,181 registered voters in Maine as of November 8 of stanley canada last year, including 269,604 Republicans. Republican delegate scorecardComplete primary and caucus resultsPaul, who is focused on small caucuses states like Maine, is the only candidate in the race who has yet to win a state. Romney and Santorum have now each won four states, while Newt Gingrich has won one. In remarks following the announcement of Romney s victory, Paul noted that not every caucus had taken place, saying there was one in particular that he expected to win that had yet to occur. It s almost like we could call it a tie, but anyway, said Paul.Sa
