Mitt Romney |
The GOP nominee emerged late last spring from a long and bruising Republican primary season more damaged than commonly realized. His image with voters had eroded as he endured heavy attacks from Republicans over his business record. He also felt compelled to take a hard line on immigration—one that was the subject of debate among his advisers—that hurt his standing with Hispanic voters. If you recall before and during the election statistic showed that the Hispanic population is the fastest growing in the United State.
More than that, Mr. Romney had spent so much money winning the nomination that he was low on cash; some aides seeing the problem once considered accepting federal financing for the campaign rather than rely on private donations.
All these were factors that ensured the the GOP candidate did not make it to the white house.
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