St. Louis - As he seeks to inspire the conservative base ahead of the general election, Mitt Romney spoke to the National Rifle Association on Friday, seeking the support of a powerful group that has not always warmed up to him.
As governor of Massachusetts, he backed laws that are anathema to the national gun lobby — an assault weapons ban and a waiting period to buy firearms — and once engendered skepticism, if not outright hostility, from some gun owners.
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I will look at his history, not hos campaign promises. Remember Obama's?
Ron Paul 2012 is out only hope.
Romeny stands for whatever the people in front of him stand for. obama is a goof and a rumbling, bumbling buffoon. We are doomed.
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