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| ] is the wife of ] candidate ]. A stay-at-home mom, Romney raised the family's five boys while her husband pursued his career, first in business and then as governor of Massachusetts. | ] is the wife of ] candidate ]. A stay-at-home mom, Romney raised the family's five boys while her husband pursued his career, first in business and then as governor of Massachusetts. | ||
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| She is an avid equestrian, having received competitive recognition in dressage events nationwide, including winning the 2006 Gold Medal and 2005 Silver Medal at the Grand Prix level from the United States Dressage Federation<ref name="officialbio"> | She is an avid equestrian, having received competitive recognition in dressage events nationwide, including winning the 2006 Gold Medal and 2005 Silver Medal at the Grand Prix level from the United States Dressage Federation<ref name="officialbio"> | ||
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| Ann Romney | |
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| Nationality | American |
| Alma mater | Brigham Young University |
| Political party | Republican |
| Spouse | Mitt Romney |
Ann Romney is the wife of 2008 United States presidential election candidate Mitt Romney. A stay-at-home mom, Romney raised the family's five boys while her husband pursued his career, first in business and then as governor of Massachusetts.
In 1998, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.
She is an avid equestrian, having received competitive recognition in dressage events nationwide, including winning the 2006 Gold Medal and 2005 Silver Medal at the Grand Prix level from the United States Dressage Federation
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