Epstein Secrets

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, ROMNEY'S DANGEROUS BUFFOONERY, as it says it For a smart guy, (and I am sure that Mitt Romney is intelligent), his pandering to the far right of the Republican Party may have worked in the Primaries, but on the world stage he is as clumsy as Rick Perry was during the Republican Primaries, with the foreign policy