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main news history schedule get involved chicken cam quotes donate		Dear Massachusetts Voters, I'm just a chicken, but I know one thing: it's time for new leadership that works for the people of Massachusetts. And I know a chicken when I see one, which is why I'm furious at Shannon O'Brien and the other Beacon Hill insiders who tried to cancel this election by knocking Mitt Romney off of the ballot. What a bunch of chickens. The good news is there will be an election. It will be a choice between "business as usual" and change. Shannon O'Brien tried to take that choice away from the people of Massachusetts by using legal chicanery to keep Mitt off the ballot, but her legal tricks backfired and became a fiasco. She's nothing but a scared, little chicken. And I should know because I'm a chicken. I'll be hitting the streets to tell Massachusetts voters everywhere about Shannon O'Brien's attempts to deny voters an election this year. When the feathers start flying, I'll be there. This residency challenge won't be the only battle Mitt Romney will fight to clean up the mess on Beacon Hill. To be sure, there will be other battles. But Mitt's no chicken, and he'll win those battles, too. See you on the campaign trail. Sincerely, The Chicken
		David Carl, Chairman - Zachary Spilman, Treasurer - MA College Republican Political Action Committee. Paid for by MACR PAC and not authorized by any candidate or campaign committee. Contributions to the Massachusetts College Republican Political Action Committee are not tax deductible. To comply with State law, we must use our best efforts to obtain, maintain, and submit the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer of individuals whose contributions exceed $200 per calendar year.

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Volume 1, Issue 6, 12/12/2006

Three Named To PAC's Florida Steering Committee December 7, 2006 - Governor Mitt Romney's Commonwealth PAC today named three key individuals to its Florida Steering Committee. Florida's current Lt Gov Toni Jennings, former Florida House Speaker Allan Bense, and former Florida GOP Chairman Al Cardenas all join the Commonwealth PAC team as advisors. Read more Governor Blunt to Lead PAC Advisory Council December 5 , 2006 - Governor Mitt Romney's Commonwealth PAC today announced that Governor Matt Blunt (R-Mo.) is the chairman of the PAC's Governors' Advisory Council. Matt Blunt's leadership has made a real difference in Missouri, Romney said.  His leadership has led to healthcare reform, hundreds of millions of dollars in new money for Missouri's schools and a balanced budget without raising taxes. As the PAC focuses on helping state and local Republican organizations, I appreciate his willingness to lead our Governors' Advisory Council. Read more Romney, the Real Deal (Red County) Mister PowerPoint Goes to Washington (The American) Romney: Protecting Marriage (National Review) PAC Assembles Wide Ranging Team (The Salt Lake Tribune) Highlighted Photo Governor Romney addresses the crowd during a November 19, 2006 rally to defend traditional marriage in Massachusetts. Weekly audio/video from Governor Mitt Romney. 12/3/2006   Governor Romney discusses taxes and the economy during Republican Governors Association . Watch (3.76 MB QuickTime Movie)     From the Great Wall to the DMZ December 12, 2006 - Last week, Governor Romney took a multi-nation tour through Asia, taking him to Japan, South Korea and China. In each of the three countries, Romney addressed the American Chamber of Commerce and visited with several foreign and U.S. officials. Kicking off the tour in Japan, Romney met with Foreign Minister Taro Aso and Finance Minister Koji Omi. In South Korea, he observed the De-Militarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, and met with General Bell of the United States Forces in Korea. In addition, Romney met with South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Cho Jung-pyo, Prime Minister Han Myeong-sook, and Unification Minister Lee Jong-seok to discuss human rights and political issues in the region. In China, Romney discussed business, politics and international relations with the students of China's Tsinghua University. Drawing on his own experiences during the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics, Romney met with Olympic officials there who are planning the 2008 Summer Games.  Romney was also able to meet with State Councilor Tang Jaixuan, Executive Vice Foreign Minister Dai Bingguo, Ambassador Clark Randt, Assistant Foreign Minister He Yafei, and Ambassador Yang Wenchang of Chinese People's Institute of Foreign Affairs.  Wrapping up the tour in China, Romney visited China's best-known landmark: the Great Wall of China.

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