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The issue was clearly on Romney's mind as he campaigned at a factory several hours before the debate began.

"There may be some give and take. That's always entertaining," he said. "If you all could get in there we'd love to see you all there cheering."

A voice from the audience responded that there were no more tickets, and Romney replied: 'No tickets? Just storm in."

 

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Mitt's comments about the moon are exactly why we don't need a businesstype in the White House.

I'm sorry, but it meant something to the people of this planet that an AMERICAN was the first on the moon - that hope, opportunity, and freedom are the key to our dreams and aspirations as a people, and will always win out over totalitarianism.

Nothing would symbolize decline more than a CHINESE flag on the moon, mars and beyond.

Harry Truman was not a successful businessman or a governor, but he made the gutsy decision to have the Berlin Airlift. Dwight Eisenhower was not a businessman or governor - he just led the D-Day invasion and helped liberate Europe from a madman. And JFK was not a businessman or governor - he just had the vision to go the moon. But Governor Romney says they weren't qualified?

Shame on you, Mitt.

CaptainCliche of AZ 11:49AM January 27, 2012

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