August 31, 2007
Posted: 08:45 AM ET
CHARLESTON, South Carolina (CNN) — Trying to boost his support in South Carolina, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney ended his summer with a two-day swing through the Palmetto state. Romney currently leads in the polls in Iowa and New Hampshire, but has been struggling in South Carolina. In the latest CNN/Opinion Research Corporation Poll, he earned just 6 percent of the vote — significantly less than Rudy Giuliani, John McCain and Fred Thompson. CNN Chief National Correspondent John King covered Romney on the trail and had an exclusive interview. Filed under: Mitt Romney South Carolina
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