Romney to campaign for McCain in Lancaster
By Zach SilberRepublican presidential candidate John McCain's campaign announced today that it has slated former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney to deliver the keynote address on the Senator’s behalf at an event hosted by the Lancaster County GOP on Thursday.
Since endorsing the GOP front-runner in February, Romney has made several appearances with McCain on the campaign trail.
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