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Thursday, November 1, 2012

Mitt Romney's "Hurricane Survival Tips"


Time to call in "the private sector"
Romney Storm Tips

1. If your home is in the path of Sandy, evacuate immediately to your second or third home.

2. If your home sustains damages from Sandy, ask your parents for money to fix it.

3. 20,000 people found shelter by standing behind Chris Christie. There is still room for 20,000 more.

4. Airlines can resume their flights. Just tell passengers to keep their windows rolled up.

5. Make sure you've moved your cars to the top floor of your garage.

6. Sandy is so violent because she was raised by a single mother.

7. Don't worry about evacuating. If it's a legitimate storm, your house has a way of shutting down to protect itself from damage.

8. My prayers and thoughts go out to 53% of you;

9. 53% of you will be fine. The other 47% I don't care about.

10. If you survive, I'll take credit for it.

11. If you must drive in the storm, use extra-strength rope to secure your dog to the roof of the car.

12. Everyone chill out... Sandy will end earlier than expected. She has to get dinner on the table.

13. Everyone in the path of the storm! Don't be a victim and stop looking for handouts!

14. Make sure staff secures your yacht with strong rope.
 
15. Romney has lots of other storm tips but isn't going to reveal them until after the election.
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Happy Halloween!


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Oddly, Obama’s identity is revealed in a Texas newspaper's endorsement of Mitt Romney.

"Obama has had successes. He averted a second Great Depression. He intervened to save the U.S. auto industry. He moved the nation toward universal health care, a too-long-delayed undertaking in a country too prosperous to accept having citizens suffer because they couldn't afford or were denied insurance." 



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