These Powerful Stories Of Americans Telling Mitt Romney, 'We're Voters, Not Victims,' Will Move You

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These Powerful Stories Of Americans Telling Mitt Romney, ‘We’re Voters, Not Victims,’ Will Move You

1) “Mr. Romney… I take responsibility for my children, my grandchildren, and my great-children, and have done that for more than sixty years.”

2) “We’ve paid millions in taxes. Moochers? I don’t think so. Let’s be frank: that hidden video proves Romney’s secret disdain for the military, seniors, kids, and even you folks thinking of voting for him.”

3) “I was born without arms… but these are circumstances beyond my control.”

4) “I am a full-time grad school student at UCSD studying to become a teacher for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.”

5) “Mitt, the wife and I live a very modest lifestyle in our little California bungalow.”

6) “Growing up, my family was part of Mitt Romney’s 47%.”

7) “I immigrated to this country with my parents as a Soviet refugee to escape persecution. We all became proud U.S. citizens.”

8) “I’ve worked for more than 45 years…”

9) “I served my country as a helicopter ambulance pilot in Vietnam…”

10) “I guess that makes me part of the 47% that Governor Romney really doesn’t care about.”

11) “I pay my taxes, I work to give my students a good-quality education…”

12) “… He’s not a victim. He’s my hero.”

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Land is Sacred: Stand With the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe

CONGRESS: Cancel Student Debt to Stimulate the Economy

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