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    • Newt on Romney’s Limited Appeal: “People Aren’t That Stupid”

    John on January 2, 2012 at 10:36 am

    This is a longish clip from Reuters in which Newt talks about the Iowa race. About two minutes in Newt makes clear that he’s not very pleased with Romney. Asked specifically why his appeal is limited to 22-23% he replies that Romney is a a moderate pretending to be a conservative then adds “people aren’t that stupid.”

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