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Governor Mitt Romney on the Current Environmental Debate

Source: www.mittromney.com
On Friday, February 23, Governor Mitt Romney issued a statement on the current environmental debate and "Kyoto-style sweeping mandates."
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Carole Wilson Butterflies
Saturday January 12, 2008, 2:29 PM


Mitt Romney stands for change and boy do we need an intelligent man in the Whitehouse after this blundring idot we have now he is the only one that makes sense he has flip flopped on a couple of issues but we all have changed our minds at one time or another it is natural, but when he turned Bain and Co from the red into the black that was a huge accomplishment then the Olympics in 2002 had a huge deficit he left it witha huge surplus, then in Mass,same thing deficit lefy it with a surplus ,andhis competivie healthcare makes more sense than my paycheck going to the Government to take care of me, I am Independent but so far he makes the most semse, after reading about Obamas Church they will not accept White people that is downright racist,and also he has so little experirnce, and do we really need Hillaryy Care and Bill wants to be the head of the UN,, I think we need a drastic chamge in Washington vote the pork barrel spender out www.cagw.org sheck it out!


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