Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Thursday applauded former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's decision to exit the presidential race, saying his distance behind front-runner John McCain was too enormous.
"I'm all for staying in there and fighting till the end in sports," but Romney's move will reduce divisiveness among Republicans, the governor said.
The governor spoke in Palo Alto to reporters shortly after Romney suspended his campaign for the Republican nomination this morning.
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The state funds will pay nearly one-fourth of the $22.9 million cost of building 56 apartments in Palo Alto, designed for seniors earning less than $20,000 a year.
The project, by the state's largest non-profit builder, Bridge Housing of San Francisco, is part of the 12-acre redevelopment of the former Sun Microsystems property at San Antonio and Charleston
This article states the Governor of California's views on Romney dropping out of the race and how he is endorsing McCain
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