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To: Win Smith who wrote (197858)	8/21/2012 11:41:54 AM
From: Sam	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541375

Mitt Romney attempted on Thursday to boil down his Medicare plan to a simple explanation: “No change” and “Solvent.” Those were the words he scrawled on a whiteboard at a last-minute news conference in Greer, S.C. this afternoon as he attempted to address questions about whether his plan is identical to that of Paul Ryan’s. Sounds great to me--"No change" and "Solvent." Guess now I have to vote for the Mittens in order to see how he performs this wonderful magic trick, since he won't confuse us by telling us before he is elected! And no one can blame him for keeping it a secret unless he is elected; after all, maybe he could sell his magic if he remains a civilian, and make money from it, that is the capitalist way.