Pawlenty: Romney has the 'most knowledge,' 'capability,' 'electability'

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Appearing together for the first time as partners, not rivals, former presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty today announced he was throwing his support behind Mitt Romney for president. Pawlenty introduced Romney today here, where Romney rolled out his plan for working with ...

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