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To: Dale Baker who wrote (169484)	8/18/2011 12:34:31 PM
From: ChinuSFO	Respond to of 542571

This year, the Republican nomination will be all pandering. The only somewhat less extreme positions are those of Romney's making him appear different from the pack. But he seems to be sitting on the fence also and thereby pandering to both sides. ============================= Bashing E.P.A. Is New Theme in G.O.P. Race .... excerpt Mr. Romney’s position may be the most complicated of all. In Massachusetts, he proposed plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and explored creation of a regional carbon cap-and-trade program. He has mostly backed away from those positions, but he says there is still an important place for regulation. “I believe we should keep our air and our water clean,” Mr. Romney said at a town hall-style meeting in New Hampshire last month. “Do I support the E.P.A.?” he said. “In much of its mission, yes; but in some of its mission, no.” nytimes.com