Romney: 'Double Guantanamo'

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Romney: 'Double Guantanamo'

May 18, 2007 | ISSUE 43•20

In a Republican presidential debate on Tuesday, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney said he would support doubling the detention facilities in Guantánamo. What do you think?

Oh good. My Uncle Tim just wrote to me from Guantánamo, and said he would really enjoy having a falsely accused cell mate.

Diane Pallone
Wedding Planner
Wait, Mitt Romney? The flip-flopping Mormon whose favorite novel is Battlefield Earth? I thought he was a fictional character.

Kansas Jennings
Systems Analyst
This one-upmanship has got to stop. I don't think I can watch Rudy Giuliani waterboard a detainee during a debate.

Brian Cohen
Postal Carrier

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