Former Gov. Buddy Roemer, who is looking at running for president in 2012, will spend much of this week in New Hampshire. Between Tuesday and Friday, Roemer will be in Concord, Dover and Keene, meeting with the media and local activists and participating in a taxpayer Tea Party rally at the state House, according to a schedule released today by his campaign. This follows a similar tour Roemer took last week through South Carolina, another early primary state. Roemer told Fox News that he’s in trouble in Iowa, another important state on the presidential calendar, because of his opposition to ethanol subsidies. “Iowa is a problem for me. I’d love to go,” Roemer told the news station. Read the story here.
Roemer heads to New Hampshire
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