Mitt Romney wrote off the $45 million he loaned his failed presidential campaign, according to the Boston Globe.
"Romney's decision to formally reclassify his loans as contributions -- a
seemingly small bureaucratic gesture -- removes a deceptively large
obstacle to his vice presidential nomination. Had he become McCain's
veep without giving up hope of retrieving the cash, Romney might have
wasted a lot of time at fund-raisers trying to retire his personal
debt. McCain, obviously, would prefer a vice president who's free to do
other things and willing to use his fund-raising time to help the
party. So Romney is signaling to McCain that he's willing to join the
ticket free and clear."
July 22, 2008
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