Richard Grenell

• Richard Grenell, who abruptly resigned as presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romneys foreign policy spokesman on Tuesday, was not pressured to leave because of his sexuality, another Romney spokesman insisted on Wednesday.
(Huffington Post)
• Richard Grenell, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romneys controversial choice for national security spokesman, is leaving the campaign less than two weeks after his appointment.
(Huffington Post)
• Richard Grenell, who joined Mitt Romneys team as a foreign policy adviser less than two weeks ago, has left the campaign, a spokesman for the likely Republican presidential nominee confirmed Tuesday.
(News Channel 2000)
• A turbulent two-week saga surrounding Mitt Romney's choice of a foreign policy spokesman came to an abrupt end Tuesday, as Richard Grenell announced he was resigning from his position with the former Massachusetts governor's presidential campaign.
(Politico.com)
• Mary Bono Macks re-election bid. Richard Grenell — whose conservatism was questioned by some conservative critics because he is gay — said he resigned from the Romney campaign because of a "hyper- partisan discussion of personal issues.
(Desert Sun)
• Byron York takes a look at the accusation the Richard Grenell was under pressure to leave Romneys campaign because social conservatives did not approve of him being hired as a spokesperson.
(Daily Beast)
• Richard Grenell is an acerbic personality. Last month, he took me to task for going to the White House state dinner for the British prime minister and not pressing President Obama on his position on same-sex marriage. First, he did so over Twitter.
(Washington Post)
• Richard Grenell has resigned as Mitt Romney's foreign policy and national security spokesman after less than two weeks on the job, under fire from the conservative press because he is gay.
(Seattle Post Intelligencer)