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The already-crowded field of would-be Republican presidential candidates grew again on Thursday when Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.) announced the formation of an exploratory committee for president.
The launch of the Security Through Strength committee enables Graham to raise money for a potential run. Its the clearest sign yet that he is serious about entering the race, and comes as a flurry of White House aspirants are taking public and private steps toward entering what could be the most wide-open GOP primary in memory.
Graham is not regarded as a top-tier candidate by most Republicans and may run into problems because of some moderate views he holds.
But he is known primarily as one of the GOPs leading hawks on national security and represents an early nominating state, making him a potentially disruptive force in a fluid race. His positions on the use of U.S. force will probably put him at odds with at least one other prominent 2016 hopeful, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who represents the growing libertarian wing of the party.
Addressing reporters at the Capitol, Graham said he was optimistic that his brand of Republican politics could be a good fit for the country.
I am confident that conservatism can win a national election, that my form of conservatism has been accepted in South Carolina, and maybe it will be accepted outside of South Carolina, he said. I wont know until I try.
Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, another Republican making moves toward running, called Graham a good man, a friend and a man of deep passions.
Cruz and Paul are laying the groundwork for a possible run, as are former Florida governor Jeb Bush, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, to name a few other GOP hopefuls.
I think it is entirely likely that we will see a crowded field, Cruz said. And thats a healthy thing.
Whether the field has room for a candidate running primarily on national security is what Graham will be testing in the coming months.
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Republican Mitt Romney is to give an update to his supporters on Friday on whether he should run for president a third time in 2016 amid signs he has yet to convince some financial backers as to why he should take the plunge again.
A former staffer, who asked to remain unidentified, said a conference call with Romney was expected to be held at mid-morning on Friday, and that he might give a signal as to which way he was leaning.
Romney for the past three weeks has been seeking traction for another presidential run after he was defeated by Democratic President Barack Obama in 2012.
On Wednesday, he visited Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi, and in a closely watched speech, he emphasized a commitment to tackle poverty in America, a correction from his 2012 candidacy when he was dragged down by his wealthy image.
Some of the people who raised money for Romney, seeing no dramatic change from 2012 as yet, are so far inclined to move on to other potential candidates like former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
This is presenting Romney with a dilemma should he decide to leap into the fray again against what is expected to be a crowded field.
The problem is many of Romney's supporters believed him when he vowed many times over the last two years that he would not run again, and they started looking elsewhere.
Theresa Kostrzewa, a Raleigh, North Carolina, Republican who raised money for Romney in 2012, said she had wanted to hear a statement from Romney that he had learned from his mistakes in 2012 and would run a different campaign.
"What I think right now is his time has come and gone," she told Reuters. "I think he missed the boat."
Renee Schulte, an Iowa Republican who has been a Romney supporter since 2006 and raised money for him in 2012, said she has been a "true blue believer" in Romney and still thinks he would be a great president if elected.
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