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Dems offer Romney terse 'welcome' home in Michigan

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Townhall Staff | Jun 09, 2011
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Democrats kept up their criticism of Mitt Romney's (R) approach toward the auto industry with a web video Thursday reminding Michigan voters that Romney had favored bankruptcy for GM and Chrysler.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) released a new web ad, "Welcome to Detroit," featuring clips of Romney talking about how General Motors (GM) and Chrysler should have been forced into bankruptcy at the height of the crisis in the auto industry.

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