Romney seeks gains in S.C.

MAULDIN, S.C. - Mitt Romney didn't win in South Carolina in 2008, but he's back in the state and looking to capitalize on his strong position atop the field of 2012 Republican presidential candidates. He hopes to sway voters who were cool to him four years ago. The former Massachusetts governor's ...

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