Romney insists he won't be a candidate in 2016
Source: AP
STRATHAM, N.H. (AP) —Returning to the same New Hampshire farm where he launched his last presidential campaign, Mitt Romney on Wednesday insisted he would not pursue a third White House bid but called on voters to punish President Barack Obama by giving Republicans the Senate majority this fall.
"I know that the president is not on the ballot this November, but the people of New Hampshire have a chance to vote on what they think about the president's agenda," Romney told hundreds of people gathered under a beating sun as he endorsed former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown's New Hampshire Senate campaign.
Romney criticized Brown's opponent, Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, as a "Simon Says senator" who blindly follows Obama's wishes.
The day was supposed to be focused on Brown's quest to defeat Shaheen this fall, part of a larger Republican push to pick up the six seats needed to claim the Senate majority for the final two years of Obama's presidency. But Romney's return to the state where he began and ended his last presidential campaign loomed over the event.
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Romney and Brown, carpetbaggers all.
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I'm of very mixed emotions on this.
Look at the SIZE 
of that crowd...! WMUR calls it a "large one"--I suppose if one judges "large" as meaning "DOZENS!!!"
It was a muggy, miserable and oppressive day, too--just the theme for that particular candidate.
