Bob Dole Urges Romney to Run in 2016

One More Time

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 2:46PM EDT / Published Oct. 28, 2014 1:50AM EDT

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Bob Dole thinks Mick Romney should take another shot at the presidency, in 2016. The former Senate majority leader, now 91, made the call during a campaign rally for Kansas Senator Pat Roberts, who is in a tight race for reelection against independent Greg Orman. Romney spoke at the event in Kansas City's Overland Park suburb. "I want him to run again," Dole said of the GOP's 2012 nominee. The remark drew loud applause. Romney has insisted that he will not run again, and at the event, he ignored a reporter's question about whether he might have another go in 2016.

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Bob Dole Urges Romney to Run in 2016

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