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January 24, 2008
Posted: 09:50 PM ET
Mitt Romney tried to distance himself from the Bush administration's economic record.
(CNN) – He may be the leader of the Republican Party, but President Bush’s name has seldom been uttered during a recent GOP presidential debate. When asked Thursday if he’d run on the Bush record, Mitt Romney demurred, saying he’d instead run against Washington because the government is "fundamentally broken." "When Republicans act like Democrats, America loses," he said. – CNN Associate Political Editor Rebecca Sinderbrand
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