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Topic: Gov. Romney addresses
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Gov. Romney addresses
supporters in Kettering
WHIO-TV [Dayton, OH], by Staff
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Posted By:ohioTom, 10/30/2012 2:09:47 PM
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| Kettering - First it was off, then it was on, then “on hold,” but when the doors of James S. Trent Arena opened at 8 a.m. today, a few hundred supporters of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney were there, bearing bags of canned goods, cartons of bottled water and packages of diapers to donate to victims of the storm that flooded much of the East Coast Monday. At shortly before noon, cheers erupted near the line of donations: It was Romney, in jeans and a checked shirt, greeting the crowd of about 2,500. “We have heavy hearts, as you know, with all the suffering going on” he said.
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It was booked for 3:00 pm as a regular political event, then cancelled (according to the media) then rescheduled for 11 am just a fund-raiser. Despite all that, still attracted 2500 to a high-school gym. I was going to go, scheduled a half-day vacation, then cancelled it - only to find it was back on.
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Reply 1 - Posted by:
CEP, 10/30/2012 2:18:17 PM (No. 8974934)
How wonderful, how kind, Good Luck Gov. Romney.
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