So you know Latino - if Romney had been President, he would have let GM auto go bankrupt. That was his view in 2008 and is well documented. Obama choose to save the American auto industry, and today GM is back. These are facts. Romney claims Michigan as his home state yet he turned his back on his own at a time of need. Is this a future president? You tell me Progressive Latino. TPL
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02/14/2012
Romney betrays Michigan and Now wants its vote.
Posted on 02/14/2012 at 08:33 PM in Conservatives at Their Best, Politics | Permalink
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