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Romney Accepts GOP Nomination

By Wlady Pleszczynski on 1.10.12 @ 8:54PM

Turns out, Jim, there was some drama tonight in New Hampshire. From what I heard over the radio, Mitt Romney delivered victory remarks that sure sounded like an acceptance speech at the Republican convention. He hammered Obama, drew sharp contrasts between the Democrat’s vision and (for all intents) Paul Ryan’s, who was the first to dramatize them for the GOP, and expanded on that theme. Unlike his desultory remarks in Iowa, this was the real thing. Now it’s on to the general election.

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Wlady Pleszczynski is editorial director of The American Spectator and the editor of AmSpec Online.

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