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Team Romney Responds to Globe Story

This is what the Romney team is saying about the Boston Globe Story:

Outside consultants routinely offer input and analysis – both solicited and unsolicited – on the dynamics of a political campaign.

The observations cited in the Boston Globe’s unverified document, reportedly composed by an outside consultant, are reflective of well-known or commonly reported observations about the current field of presidential candidates that have already been published in the media.

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Strategists are paid to put together memos on campaigns.  Nobody says that a strategists' PowerPoint is Gospel.  Reading in between the lines, I think this is probably much ado about nothing.

This is a "sexy" story, in the sense that we're seeing the "tan lines" of a political campaign -- the stuff you're not supposed to see.  As far as I can tell, that's the only hook that makes this story, in and of itself, newsworthy.  But the bigger question is: Does this story confirm a narrative that is developing about Romney?   

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