January 16, 2008 - 6:49pm
Review-Journal to endorse Romney
By James W. PindellThe Las Vegas Review-Journal will endorse Mitt Romney in tomorrow's edition, the newspaper's website says.
"The board notes his positions and experience give him an edge in a field of worthy and viable Republican candidates," they wrote.
The newspaper endorsed Barack Obama in today's edition.
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