Romney’s son makes birther joke

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Brad A. Greenberg

December 31, 2011

With all the self-defeating of Republican presidential candidates, the best thing for Mitt Romney has been to just sit back quietly and let his competitors destroy their own candidacies. Last man standing wins. I guess Romney’s son Matt didn’t get the memo, who ” title=”Rick Perry said” target=”_blank”>Rick Perry said or

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