From Avanti to Zimmer, every orphaned car brand has its armchair CEOs who argue that, if only they had been in charge, the ...

• George Romney, a civil rights advocate and opponent of the Vietnam War, served as Michigan’s governor, secretary of Housing and Urban Development and is the father of former Utah Sen. Mitt ...

President Joe Biden awarded the Medal of Freedom to George Romney, the late governor of Michigan. His son, former Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, accepted the award.

Earvin 'Magic' Johnson, former NBA star, seen at a Kamala Harris campaign event in Flint in 2024, and the late Michigan Governor George Romney, seen at the 1964 Republican National Convention in ...

Romney's son, Mitt Romney, grew up in Michigan and went on to become Massachusetts governor and the 2012 GOP presidential nominee.

Whatever the outcome, George Romney’s hard work on Griffin’s behalf seems sure to improve the Michigan Governor’s standing with many Republican leaders who have distrusted him as a party ...

As a prime example, go back in history to August of 1967 when Gov. George Romney of Michigan was a leading contender for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination.

His dad, George Romney, won acclaim as president of American Motors, an automobile manufacturing firm. In the early 1960s, the elder Romney served as a popular three-term governor of Michigan.

In 1967, Mitt Romney saw his father fall. George Romney, the liberal Republican governor of Michigan, was running a presidential campaign somewhat antithetical to the shifting principles of his ...

The son of George Romney, a Republican businessman who became Michigan governor and ran for president, Mitt Romney is a businessman who became governor of Massachusetts and was the GOP’s nominee ...

George Romney was a six-year governor of Michigan in the 1960s and clashed with Barry Goldwater, the Arizona senator who was the party’s 1964 presidential nominee, over the Civil Rights Act.

George Romney was a six-year governor of Michigan in the 1960s and clashed with Barry Goldwater, the Arizona senator who was the party’s 1964 presidential nominee, over the Civil Rights Act.