Mitt Romney is out: Now, nobody can win

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			Subscriber, here is your news for February 02, 2015.

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(Rogelio V. Solis/AP) Mitt Romney is out: Now, nobody can win Amid all the punditry about candidates who are absolutely certain to lose, just remember the similar comments about nearly everyone who has gone on to win....MORE

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