ROMNEY

It's Varmint Season Already?

Updated: November 22, 2010 | 4:23 p.m.
April 17, 2008

Mitt Romney made an impromptu appearance at the 4/16 Radio and TV Corr.'s dinner to offer up the "Top 10 Reasons Why I Dropped Out." Among them: "Not as many Osmonds as I thought"; "Got tired of corkscrew landings"; "Once Ann realized I couldn't win, fundraising dried up"; "Flawed theory that as UT goes so goes the nation"; and, "I'd rather get fat, grow a beard and try for a Nobel Prize" (Hotline reporting, 4/16). Romney also explained, "As a lifelong hunter, I didn't want to miss the start of varmint season" (Argentsinger/Roberts, Washington Post, 4/17).

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