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    Posted September 19, 2012 by
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    Romney Doesn't Know Sorry

    By MelissaF  |  Posted September 19, 2012  |  Yorba Linda, California
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     MelissaF pays federal income taxes and supports President Barack Obama. She recorded this passionate rebuke of Mitt Romney on Wednesday and said 'a Republican can give a sincere apology,' but she doesn't believe that applies to the GOP presidential candidate.
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    With an autobiography aptly named "No Apology-The Case for American Greatness," Romney doesn't know sorry.

     

    In order to lead this country you need to know how, when, and where to apologize because America is not perfect. Nobody is perfect.

     

    Fear of losing, fear of being rejected, fear of vulnerability, or just denial makes apologizing the hardest thing. Overcoming all those fears and denial is what it takes to be the President of the United States of America.

     

     

    Twitter: @HitsandMisses
    Website: MelissaFazli.com

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