The Detroit News interviewed presidential hopeful Mitt Romney on Tuesday, and the Republican candidate-to-be shared his thoughts on government ownership of GM stock and the future of CAFE.
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The Detroit News interviewed presidential hopeful Mitt Romney on Tuesday, and the Republican candidate-to-be shared his thoughts on government ownership of GM stock and the future of CAFE.
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tatracitroensaab - Bertel this article is not becoming of an editor of a major magazine, and it’s not the dildos — it’s thi...
Bertel Schmitt - I agree that the mudslinging is getting old. I wish all would agree to the same. There are some very disturbing undertones to...
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