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Romney Hints At 3rd Campaign In Speech To National GOP Group

Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee, speaks during the Republican National Committee's winter meeting aboard the USS Midway Museum Friday, in San Diego. (Gregory Bull/AP)
Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential nominee, speaks during the Republican National Committee's winter meeting aboard the USS Midway Museum Friday, in San Diego. (Gregory Bull/AP)

Mitt Romney is telling fellow Republicans that he's weighing another presidential run, one in which he would show more compassion for the nation's poor and middle class.

In a speech to the Republican National Committee aboard a moored aircraft carrier, the 2012 GOP nominee says he is "giving some serious consideration to the future."

Romney shocked the political world last week by telling former donors he was rethinking his previously stated opposition to running again.

The news comes as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is aggressively raising money in his own exploration of a GOP bid, and several others are taking steps to run.

Romney lost the 2012 campaign after making comments his opponents used to depict him as wealthy and out of touch.

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