Mitt Romney

Mitt Romney's newly released tax returns represent an extraordinary accounting of the household finances and far-reaching corporate investments of one of the richest U.S. presidential candidates in generations, with an annual income that tops $20 million.

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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney paid about $3 million in federal income taxes in 2010.

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Saturday, GOP Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney fell to former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich is the South Carolina primary. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is a staunch supporter of Romney and today he was asked about the loss and the fact that Gingrich is now calling Christie an antagonist.

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Mitt Romney says he'll release multiple years of his tax returns -- but not before South Carolina votes on Saturday.

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Last year, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie did a prolonged tease having journalists and pundits wondering if he would change his mind and make a run at the White House.

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Gov. Chris Christie is urging political ally Mitt Romney to immediately release his tax returns rather than waiting until April.

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New Jersey voters say its very likely that Governor Christie will get a vice presidential nod by the republican nominee, but a majority feel he doesn't have the right kind of personality to be vice president, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today.

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Fresh off victories in Iowa and New Hampshire, Mitt Romney has a clear lead in South Carolina’s upcoming primary and is poised to go 3-for-3 according to Monmouth University poll released this morning. The former Massachusetts governor registers 33% support among likely Republican voters in Saturday’s primary. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich places second at 22%. Former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum (14%) and Texas Congressman Ron Paul (12%) are in a close contest for third place.  Rick Perry trails with 6%. Jon Huntsman earned 4% before he pulled out of the race yesterday.

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Governor Christie's approval numbers are higher than President Obama's in the Garden State, and Christie is a strong supporter of GOP Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney.

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Mitt Romney is campaigning in South Carolina, hoping for a confirming victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.

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