Mitt Romney Visits Wheaton Home on Primary Night
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney attends a reception in his honor in Wheaton Tuesday night.
Mitt Romney stopped in Wheaton for an unpublicized private reception at a home in the 1400 block of Forest Avenue Tuesday night. Romney, awaiting the results of Illinois' Republican presidential primary, greeted children and other neighbors who gathered outside waving American flags and chanting “Mitt for President!” as he arrived.
Neighbors said they received notice of the event earlier this week. Romney was scheduled to travel to Schaumburg for his Illinois election night party.
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Patch reported earlier:
Earlier in March, MyFoxChicago.com reported that Romney planned a fundraiser in Wheaton on primary day, March 20.
According to the Wheaton College archives website, Romney wanted to hold a rally at the college early in the 2008 Republican primary, the Sunday before Super Tuesday, but was unable to secure permission to campus facilities.
The last campaign to visit Wheaton College was Jesse Jackson in 1988, according to the site.
Kurt Dorr
12:48 pm on Wednesday, March 21, 2012
That was at Rich Berg's home.
pat
1:21 pm on Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Thank you Rich Berg
tc
5:44 pm on Wednesday, March 21, 2012
how many people has he fired over the years to deepen his own pockets
TANGO DELTA
10:44 am on Friday, April 20, 2012
PLEASE DO NOT TALK ABOUT ISSUES. WE ONLY WANT BASELESS, INFLAMMATORY PERSONAL ATTACKS HERE.