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This kind of writing is good for Mr. Romney. There's nothing particularly new or brilliant here, but it's the kind of good, solid conservatism that we need in a candidate. The fact that Mr. Romney took different positions in the past remains troubling, and if you have another clarification on his past positions, now might be a good time to post it on the thread. I'm not trying to hurt him by mentioning the change, but the changes are going to be a challenge.

Bill

I don't see that as a big issue since many of the other candidates either previously supported or continue to support M-F.

The important thing is that James Bopp's arguments might have a chance at gutting some of M-F! Another 5-4 win coming? Let's hope.

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Campaign Ad Restrictions May Be Loosened by U.S. Supreme Court
By Kristin Jensen and Greg Stohr

April 25 (Bloomberg) -- Members of the U.S. Supreme Court signaled a willingness to give interest groups more power to air advertisements in the weeks before an election, an approach other justices suggested would gut a vital part of a 2002 federal campaign finance law.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601103&sid=a7dcwgdH8Krg&refer=us

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It's reassuring to see that one of Mitt's biggest supporters, James Bopp, Jr., is on the right side of life AND on the right side of constitutionally-guaranteed, free speech. Good sign.