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Reply #1: I respect conscientious objectors. I don't, however, respect anyone who lies about military service. [View All]

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No Elephants Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jun-21-12 04:05 AM
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1. I respect conscientious objectors. I don't, however, respect anyone who lies about military service.
Romney's story about his desire to fight or avoid the Vietnam War has changed too many times, just like all his stories.

An honest Mitt would say, "Just tell me what would get you to vote for me and I will gladly say it, although, once elected, I may or may not govern consistently with what I said during the campaign."

And I know that first hand because, to the shame of my state, he was my governor.


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