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Thursday, December 20, 2007


Romney To Freep On MLK March: "Figuratively, Not Literally"


From Todd Spangler of the Detroit Free Press:

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has said he watched his father, the late Michigan Gov. George Romney, in a 1960s civil rights march in Michigan with Martin Luther King Jr.

On Wednesday, Romney's campaign said his recollections of watching his father, an ardent civil rights supporter, march with King were meant to be figurative.

"He was speaking figuratively, not literally," Eric Fehrnstrom, spokesman for the Romney campaign, said of the candidate.

The campaign was responding to questions raised by the Free Press and other media after a Boston publication challenged the accuracy of Mitt Romney's account.

 


12/20/2007 8:17:41 AM by David S. Bernstein | Comments [2] |  



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