Updated below
If a picture says a thousand words, how many does a video say?
The New York Observer unearthed video of a high defensive Mitt Romney in an October 1994 senatorial debate with Senator Ted Kennedy. Romney touted his support for abortion rights and distanced himself from former President Ronald Reagan.
Updated 1/10/07, 8:22pm MST: Blue Mass Group picked up on Romney’s YouTube response.
(Hat tip: Greg Sargent, Election Central | TPM Cafe)
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[...] In the now infamous video from the October 1994 senatorial debate with Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Massachusetts), then-Republican candidate Romney, visibly frustrated by Kennedy’s remarks, distanced himself from the Reagan/Bush White House. He said, starting at 2:32 on the YouTube video: Look, I was an Independent at the time of Reagan/Bush. I’m not trying to return to Reagan/Bush. [...]
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