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To: skeeter
"We must leave no American behind," she said in a populist speech that electrified supporters at a conservative summit in suburban Washington. "And we must share our powerful message of freedom and liberty to all citizens - even those who may disagree on some issues."

It is a good message, and may have also been a dig at Romney's dismissal of half of American's as beneath his presidential concerns.

5 posted on 03/16/2013 4:16:46 PM PDT by ansel12 ( August 29,2008 A Natural Born Reformer inadvertently unleashed within palace walls, change ensues.)
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To: ansel12
"We must leave no American behind," she said in a populist speech that electrified supporters at a conservative summit in suburban Washington. "And we must share our powerful message of freedom and liberty to all citizens - even those who may disagree on some issues."

It is a good message, and may have also been a dig at Romney's dismissal of half of American's as beneath his presidential concerns.

6 posted on 03/16/2013 4:17:26 PM PDT by ansel12 ( August 29,2008 A Natural Born Reformer inadvertently unleashed within palace walls, change ensues.)
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To: ansel12
It is a good message, and may have also been a dig at Romney's dismissal of half of American's as beneath his presidential concerns.

It is a good message, but any fair minded person knew what Romney meant - the writer here is intentionally misinterpreting him.

Understanding how the democrats motivate their base to vote - here for more 'revenue' - is imperative. We cannot let the media bully those who would be honest about it into silence.

7 posted on 03/16/2013 4:28:29 PM PDT by skeeter
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