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Boston, MA – Romney for President today launched its newest radio ad, "Ann On Family." In this ad, Ann Romney talks about her devotion to her family and what it was like raising five sons. Governor Romney and Mrs. Romney strongly believe that the most important work being done in America today is the work being done within the four walls of the American home. The ad will begin airing today in Iowa and New Hampshire. Script and audio link are below. Script For "Ann On Family" (Radio:60): ANN ROMNEY: "The most common question I get is 'How did you guys meet?' It's always so fun to tell that story." ANNOUNCER: "Ann Romney talks about her husband Mitt Romney." ANN ROMNEY: "We met in high school at a party, and we've been going steady ever since. "We've been married 38 years. We have five sons, lovely sons, and ten grandchildren. "I was always looking for that girl. I had to wait until my first ...

Kathleen Parker http://www.NewsAndOpinion.com | There was a time not so long ago when a sane person could say, "Children need a mom and a dad," and the townspeople would yawn, roll their eyes and wonder why some folks insist on sharing such prosaic insights. This might still be true in some parts of the world, but not in Massachusetts, where the water apparently is tainted with more than old tea, and where stating the obvious — as Gov. Mitt Romney recently did — will get you labeled a hate-mongering radical wing nut. Actually, it's worse than that. For his support of the traditional, two-parent, heterosexual family, Romney has been accused of being like President George W. Bush. Now them's fightin' words, for sure. In a damning editorial, the Boston Globe criticized Romney for taking "a page from President Bush's illogic by insisting that every child 'has a right to a mother and a father,' implying that two women or two men could not pos...