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Old 07-11-2012, 09:01 PM
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Actually I stand corrected. Riot is right that it was in the original law. Romney vetoed it and the democratic legislature overrode his veto. He vetoed 8 mandates but the legislature overrode every one of them. It's also important to note that the Mass law was only 70 pages long and more importantly, Romney balanced the state budget BEFORE introducing the health care bill.
And no, I'm not going to provide links, pie charts, graphs or anything else. I happen to think the posters here are not as stupid as some believe and are quite capable of looking up info if they are interested and making up their own minds.
Romney was a good governor of this state. How many people know that he never accepted the governor's salary when he was governor?
Too bad Romney can't run on his excellent signature legislative achievement with the current GOP makeup His policies as Gov. of Mass. were very "typical Republican", for what a Republican used to be. It's sad to see him pretend to be something he isn't, just to please the dominant wingnuts in the current version of "Republicanism".
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