Mitt Romney continues to finance his own campaign, but he won't say how much until after the Iowa caucus:

The website of the Democratic Party of USA has a very interesting information on what the republican candidates for the U.S. Presidency have said about Iowa Caucus. We present them below from www.democrats.org

Recently 'outshined' in the polls by former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, presidential contender Mitt Romney is hoping to quell voter skepticism tomorrow with a talk on his Mormon faith.

Michigan conservative activists Gerald and Sonja "Smokie" Wall have announced their endorsement of Governor Mitt Romney for the 2008 Presidential election. The former Michigan Brownback Campaign leaders have joined Governor Romney's team following Senator Brownback's announcement that he would no longer seek the Republican Party nomination.

Today, Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) announced his endorsement of Governor Mitt Romney for President of the United States. Senator Gregg is New Hampshire's Senior Senator, and in 2004, he received the highest number of votes in any election in the state's history. He will be joining Governor Romney as he campaigns throughout New Hampshire today and in the coming weeks and months.

Iowa Remains Focus for Local Ads. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in Tight Race for Most Visitors to Campaign Web Sites. Mit Romney leads in advertising campaign.

Stabs were taken today against Governor Mitt Romney in a Log Cabin Republican advertisement that charges the presidential contender of flip-flopping.

Republican Mitt Romney won the first test of the 2008 White House race on Saturday, using a big wallet and broad organization to muscle aside a field of second-tier rivals in a low-turnout Iowa straw poll.