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Mitt Romney:- Fortune

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Brief Bio Biography Link Born in Michigan on March 12, 1947. Mitt Romney is the son of former Michigan Governor George Romney. He founded the investment firm Bain Capital. Ran for the Massachusetts Senate in 1994, losing to incumbent Ted Kennedy. Romney took over the Salt Lake Organizing Committee and helmed a successful 2002 Olympic … Continue reading Mitt Romney:- Fortune

The New Yorker:- A President Looks Back on His Toughest Fight

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Stories The story behind the Obama Administration’s most enduring—and most contested—legacy: reforming American health care. Link   Our first spring in the White House arrived early. As the weather warmed, the South Lawn became almost like a private park to explore. There were acres of lush grass ringed by massive, shady oaks and elms and … Continue reading The New Yorker:- A President Looks Back on His Toughest Fight