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Mia Love Asks: ‘How far away are we from losing the American Dream?’

September 4, 2013 — Appearance on The Blaze – “But America isn’t a great nation just because of its military might — its a great nation because of its American might and the values it was founded on — fiscal discipline, limited government, personal responsibility,” she said. “This is the time-tested formula that will put America back on the path to prosperity. I’m here to tell you that the American dream is not dead. The American dream lives on. You can achieve it by starting with $10 in your pocket. No one else to do it for you.”… Read more
List names Mia Love as most influential

August 2013 — Newsmax, a conservative website, calls Love one of the GOP’s up and coming women in the Republican Party… Read more
Mia Love raises $475K in 3 months for Jim Matheson rematch in 2014

July 15, 2013 — Mia triples Jim Matheson in Fundraising mostly from individual donors… Read more
Mia Love announces 2014 Congressional candidacy

May 18, 2013 — Mia officially announces 2014 candidacy for Utah’s 4th congressional district… Read more
GOP’s Mia Love files to run again for Congress

March 22, 2013 — Mia files to run again in Utah’s 4th congressional district… Read more
Post-election Mia Love expounds on differences, discouragement and jogging

March 20, 2013 — Mia Love was 768 votes away from becoming the first ever black Republican congresswoman in United States history. With almost 250,000 votes cast in Utah’s 4th District election, the narrow loss was disappointing to Love, yes, but not devastating… Read more
Mia hires top strategist, Dave Hansen, to run her campaign

March 16, 2013 — After a 1-point loss in Utah last year, Saratoga Springs Mayor Mia Love is actively laying the groundwork for a second challenge to the sole Democrat in the state’s delegation, Rep. Jim Matheson. In preparation for a bid, Love has hired former state GOP Chairman Dave Hansen, who was widely heralded last year for successfully managing the re-election campaign of Sen. Orrin Hatch… Read more
Mia’s reasons for running and her background story

October 30, 2012 — Just a year ago, Ms. Love was an unheard-of small-city mayor with a notion of running for Congress. Now, she is one of her party’s most luminescent stars… Read more
In-depth examination of Mia’s life

October 9, 2012 — It was a small victory over a tiny bug, but it earned Mia Love a reputation as a neighborhood fixer that grew from there and set her on a path that could ultimately lead this suburban mother of three from her lakeside home to the halls of Congress. But growing up, Love didn’t dream to be in the spotlights that she basked in as a featured speaker at the Republican National Convention in August. Instead, she dreamed of the lights of Broadway. Read more
Rising GOP star Mia Love glides into the spotlight at convention

October 9, 2012 — She is a first-generation Haitian-American, a Mormon and a small-town Utah mayor. Love, who is black, is also running for Congress in mostly white Utah. If elected, she would be the first black Republican woman ever to serve in Congress…Read more
Mia Love speaks at Republican National Convention

August 28, 2012 — She is a first-generation Haitian-American, a Mormon and a small-town Utah mayor. Love, who is black, is also running for Congress in mostly white Utah. If elected, she would be the first black Republican woman ever to serve in Congress…Read more
Mia Love, Ann Romney shine at GOP Convention

August 28, 2012 — Ann Romney wasn’t the only woman making the crowd roar at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Utah’s own Mia Love was an early highlight — what many are calling a superstar — with a video and speech that trumped her status as a political newcomer…Read more
House candidate and rising GOP star is black, female – and Mormon

May 1, 2012 — Rock star. Novelty. Myth-buster. Surprise. That’s how some pundits describe Mia Love, a Republican congressional nominee in Utah who is upending stereotypes about the state and its predominant faith. A rising star and mayor of a small Utah city, she will have a brief prime-time speaking role on Tuesday at the Republican convention…
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Mia Love: black, conservative, Mormon, GOP House candidate from Utah

April 24, 2012 — A Brooklyn-born Mormon convert, Love is a marathon-running mother of three and the daughter of Haitian immigrants who came to the United States with $10 in their pockets, she says. Her mother cleaned houses and worked as a nurse at a retirement home while her father worked for a painting company, toiled as a janitor at a Catholic school and drove a school bus to support their growing family. “I am a product of that hard work,” she said in an interview with Yahoo News, “a product of the American dream.”…
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Love wins 4th District nomination, will face Matheson

April 21, 2012 — Mia Love pulled a major upset on Saturday, winning the Republican Party nomination in Utah’s 4th Congressional District, advancing to face U.S. Rep. Jim Matheson in November. “Today we have an opportunity to do something very special. Today we can start breaking a pattern,” Love exhorted delegates before the final vote. “Today we can start bringing Jim Matheson home. Elect one nominee today, so we can take this fight to Jim Matheson tomorrow.”…
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Mia Love Asks: ‘How far away are we from losing the American Dream?’

List names Mia Love as most influential

Mia Love raises $475K in 3 months for Jim Matheson rematch in 2014

Mia Love announces 2014 Congressional candidacy

GOP’s Mia Love files to run again for Congress

Post-election Mia Love expounds on differences, discouragement and jogging

Mia hires top strategist, Dave Hansen, to run her campaign

Mia’s reasons for running and her background story

In-depth examination of Mia’s life

Rising GOP star Mia Love glides into the spotlight at convention

Mia Love speaks at Republican National Convention

Mia Love, Ann Romney shine at GOP Convention

House candidate and rising GOP star is black, female – and Mormon

Mia Love: black, conservative, Mormon, GOP House candidate from Utah

Love wins 4th District nomination, will face Matheson