Romney Rep. Bob McDonnell Reluctantly Anti-NDAA

Republican Governor Bob McDonnell and representative for Romney during the Presidential debates, spoke to Sierra Adamson about his state of Virginia nullifying the NDAA. There will more interesting videos coming from the spin room on this channel, so don't forget to subscribe to WeAreChange. We release as many videos as we can every Monday through Thursday

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Posted: Oct 20 2012, 4:27 AM

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Super hot reporter, for sure. Notice she has a $200 haircut and a $15,000/year salary though.

Staged propaganda. Just like this web site.

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