i1connect News: Mitt Romney Addresses Palm Beach for Lower Taxes

This weekend, former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney brought his campaign to Palm Beach speaking to local resident groups including the Club for Growth.

[USPRwire, Tue Apr 03 2007] He spoke openly regarding his Mormon faith, his wife, and his desire to cut taxes on interest earned from bank accounts and estate tax cuts.

Romney forgot to mention how his plan only helps the rich in this country because the lower and middle class citizens of this country have little to no savings in their bank accounts and have no estate left over to tax when they die.

In addition, Romney praised Jeb Bush by saying that he would be running for President if his last name were not Bush.

Clearly, this shows that Romney and the Bush camp are trying to support the Mormon and Christian vote as one.

America should not be surprised to see Jeb Bush as the Vice Presidential nominee if Romney wins the Republican primary.

i1connect contacted fellow 2008 Presidential Candidate and Bostonian, Daniel Imperato for a brief comment on Romney.

"If Romney shows major weakness, America should not also be surprised to see Jeb Bush enter the Presidential Race. Voting for Romney is voting for Bush. The message that he delivered to the Palm Beach people definitely needed a catcher's mitt and not a baseball glove to hold on to it."

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