Mitt Romney launches second bid for the US presidency

Jon Swaine
London Telegraph
April 12, 2011

Mitt Romney, the early front-runner in the Republican Party contest to challenge Barack Obama for the US presidency next year, on Monday night officially began a second bid for the White House.

Mr Romney, a former Governor of Massachusetts, declared “it is time we put America back on a course of greatness”, as he launched an exploratory committee for a presidential run.

The 64-year-old Mormon father of five was defeated by John McCain in the party’s primary in 2008. But he has emerged as the favourite in a thin Republican field for 2012.

In an understated three-minute video posted online, Mr Romney said Americans needed “a growing economy, good jobs and fiscal discipline in Washington”.

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