Romney is buying immigration ads on Drudge tonight. Here are two of the pictures:
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sampo · September 6, 2007 at 1:53 AM
Cambridge Massachusetts says yes
Orleans Massachusetts say yes
Somerville Massachusetts says yes
Mitt Romney passes the buck. Does this mean as president one is allowed to pass the buck if an entire state becomes a sanctuary STATE? Would a president Romney flap his jaw about a federalist approach for states to handle their own immigration problems?
Who does this guy think he is?! Taking credit for Salt Lake City but passing the buck on cities in a state that actually elected him?! How long will this be allowed to go on?
eyeon08.com » Who’s more Hollywood? · September 6, 2007 at 10:49 AM
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