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Mitt Romney joins calls for the Wolfeboro, N.H., police commissioner to resign over use of a 'vile epithet' to refer to President Obama. The GOP's ex-presidential nominee has a keen interest in that community.
GOP ex-presidential candidate Mitt Romney is pushing for the ouster of a local New Hampshire official who used an inflammatory racial slur to describe President Obama.
Mr. Romney, the former governor of next-door state Massachusetts, has long had a summer home in the idyllic lake town of Wolfeboro, N.H. Wolfeboro Police Commissioner Robert Copeland has lit a firestorm of national criticism by acknowledging use of the “n word” in describing America's chief executive.
“The vile epithet used and confirmed by the commissioner has no place in our community. He should apologize and resign,” said Romney in a statement
That was the right thing to do. He paid the correct price. We have one POTUS, and whether we like the current one or not, the police chief disrespected not just the occupant, but the office, and the commander in chief.
Mitt Romney needs to just shut his pie hole and slink away.
Mr. Romney shares the same 1st Amendment Rights as 300 plus million more do.
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