Four years ago, most of the top Republican presidential candidates descended on Iowa vowing to do whatever it takes to prop up ethanol, a product that can trace its roots to Midwestern states that raise corn in abundance. Fast-forward to the coming 2012 presidential campaign -- with its focus on the crush of government spending and the need to cut it -- and ethanol subsidies don't sit well with the GOP base, and certainly not the tea party. With the exception of front-runner Mitt Romney, the most well-known candidates are rushing away from steadfast support for ethanol, even if it hurts...
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