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Bookstore crowd welcomes Mitt Romney to Huntington

Quick ReadKicking off his 47-city tour promoting his book, "No Apology," Mitt Romney sounded like the presidential candidate he was in 2008 at an appearance in Huntington.

Mitt Romney makes his way through a crowd

Photo credit: Newsday / Thomas A. Ferrara | Mitt Romney makes his way through a crowd of supporters inside a Huntington bookstore on March 3, 2010.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney sounded every bit the candidate on the stump last night in Huntington, where he said the United States is in danger of losing its world superiority.

"Unless we change course, we could get eclipsed by other nations," Romney told a crowd of 350 at the Book Revue. "The implication of some nation being stronger than America is frightening."

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