Bobby Rewoldt II, a technician at a Toyota plant in Clinton, Mich. Toyota’s image for manufacturing quality has been tarnished since the recent recall of vehicles.
(Paul Sancya/Associated Press)
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‘No Apology’ puts Romney back in public eye
Bobby Rewoldt II, a technician at a Toyota plant in Clinton, Mich. Toyota’s image for manufacturing quality has been tarnished since the recent recall of vehicles.
(Paul Sancya/Associated Press)
New York Times columnist David Brooks puzzled over Mitt Romney when our former governor sought promotion to the White House. Privately, Brooks mused, Romney is a bright, well-read guy who can seamlessly discuss competing scholarly theories about what makes some nations rich. Yet on the stump, he morphed into Bubba, tossing red meat to Republican hard-liners and making no higher-brow ... (Full article: 588 words)
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