Saturday, August 27, 2011

Mitt Romney: Town Hall Meeting Dover, NH (FULL VIDEO 08-25-11)

Republican Presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney held a town meeting at the McConnell Community Center in New Hampshire. This event was the last in a series of campaign town hall meetings the former Governor held this month in New Hampshire, which is hosting the nation's first presidential primary in February 2012.

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7 comments:

Anonymous said...

"I don't know who told politicians that there was a number called a trillion, but they learned it, and know they borrowed it."

That was hilarious!

Anonymous said...

And accurate.
Ellie.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for posting this Bosman.

Perry can't hold a CANDLE to Mitt. The truth will come out!

-Martha

Joe said...

Bill Burton: Rick Perry 'dangerous,' potentially 'devastating' for America
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0811/62180.html#ixzz1WG9VHByJ

Noelle said...

First of all, thanks Bosman for finding and posting this. I have really enjoyed watching all these town hall meetings. They really allow Romney to shine. This one was good because it was longer than others I have seen, and it had several questions that I had not heard him address before.

Second of all, Romney, in this town hall meeting, mentioned one area where he and I are on opposite sides. GO YANKEES!

But I am willing to overlook this area of weakness for Mitt, and I will continue to support him. :)

Anonymous said...

Martha, I agree, Perry can't hold a candle to him. I never thought of him as kind, but when he was introduced as such in the beginning, I thought, yes, he's right!
mikeZ

Machtyn said...

Trust me, Noelle was really, really upset about the anti-Yankee sentiment. I mean she never considered not voting for Romney when she heard that, but she just might make an angry face when the topic comes up again.