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Romney endorses McCain as Clinton criticises Obama
Former Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain and urged Republicans to unite behind him.
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- Mitt Romney dropped out of the race for the Republican nomination last week.
Boston: Former Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney endorsed John McCain on Thursday and urged Republicans to unite behind him.
"This is a man capable of leading our country at a dangerous hour," Romney said with McCain at his side. Romney dropped out of the race last week.
In the Democratic race, Senator Hillary Clinton scored a much-needed victory in New Mexico and accused rival Barack Obama of lacking substance and experience.
"That's the difference between me and my opponent. My opponent makes speeches. I offer solutions," Clinton said, brandishing a pair of boxing gloves given to her in Ohio.
Clinton intensified her attack as she was forced to scramble for sweeping victories in Ohio and Texas on March 4 and in Pennsylvania on April 22.
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