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    Posted August 9, 2012 by
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    Priorities USA Laid off Steelworker Ad is Appropriate

    By verichards8  |  Posted August 9, 2012  |  Houston, Texas
     

    Uploaded on Thu, 09 Aug 2012 15:43:04 +0000

     

    The latest Pro Obama Super Pac Priorities USA ad featuring a laid off steel worker is appropriate. Mitt Romney, the CREATOR and BUILDER of Bain Capital, shouldn't be allowed to run from the policies of Bain Capital including the information in this ad.

    Why would anyone expect the Democrats and President Obama to come to a gun fight (2012 Presidential election) with a knife against Rove, Romney, and undisclosed corporations and billionaires? President Obama supporters, including the Pro Obama Super Pac Priorities USA,  must fight to support him as hard as Karl Rove’s Super Pac American Crossroads, and Rove's Crossroads GPSare fighting for Romney to defeat him.

    Vera Richardson

     

    Author of “Screwed by Former Governor and Attorney General Eliot Spitzer”

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