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(CNN) - Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich both accused each other of having financial interests in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac during the Republican debate Thursday night.
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They all deserve each other. The larger question is, does the American public deserve them? If the answer is yes, we better batten down the hatches and hope to survive the next decade.
one took bribe, the other stashed money in Cayman Islands, Burmuda, and swiss banks...all highway robbers....I respect highway robbers than these animals....ha...
Since they all claim to love America so much and care about all the unemployed and needy. how many of them donated money to help the homeless etc. instead of just donating to their church ?
Romney once again shows his propensity to lie like a penny in a parking lot.