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mediamatters.org - 5/4/2009
CNN's King drops medicine ball during Romney health care interview
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During an interview that aired on the May 3 edition of CNN's State of the Union , host John King asked former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney whether "the Massachusetts [health care] approach that was passed under Governor Romney" is "a good model for the nation." ...
realclearpolitics.com - 5/11/2009
It's Time for Michael Steele To Resign
— realclearpolitics.com — On Friday, Michael Steele guest hosted Bill Bennett's radio show - and he got into a conversation... with a caller on the subject of Mitt Romney's presidential candidacy. This caller - "Jay" (not me!) - had suggested that Mitt Romney... (more) It's Time for Michael Steele To Resign

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Romney camp hits back at Steele for Mormonism comments
politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - 5/11/2009
Romney camp hits back at Steele for Mormonism comments
— politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com — WASHINGTON (CNN) – In an unusual move for the person tasked with being his party's top cheerleader,... Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele is shining a light on the political vulnerabilities of one of the GOP's top figures and a ... (more) Romney camp hits back at Steele for Mormonism comments

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hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com - 5/7/2009
A Granite State Home Base For Romney?
— hotlineoncall.nationaljournal.com — Former MA Gov. Mitt Romney (R), who is writing a book on the direction of the country... and has signed on to be one of the national spokesmen for the upstart National Council for a New America, which aims to revive the GOP, appears to be taking a third ... (more) A Granite State Home Base For Romney?

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CNN’s King drops medicine ball during Romney health care interview
The Hollywood Liberal — CNN’s King drops medicine ball during Romney health care interview During an interview that aired on the May 3 edition of CNN’s State of the Union , host John King asked former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney whether “the Massachusetts [health care] approach that was passed under Governor Romney” is “a good model for the nation.” Romney replied: “Well, I think so, but I’m not going to impose necessarily my view on the National Council for a New America .” King did not mention that, when running for president in 2007, Romney said the Massachusetts health-care system would not work — and should not be applied ...

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