Mitt Romney Should Probably Stop Using Facts To Support His Arguments

It’s not that he’s wrong. It’s that he apparently missed the “how to support your argument and not your opponent’s” part of presidential candidate training.

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Kaye Toal

Aug 3, 2012

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