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    Eric Fehrnstrom, a Romney spokesperson, said not to read that much into the event. "Rick Lazio was very helpful in raising money for Mitt Romney's campaign and he's now returning the favor" he tells RCP. "Rick is seeking support from all quarters and is thankful to have Governor Romney's help with his campaign for sweeping, fundamental change in New York state," Lazio spokesman Barney Keller said. Full Article at Real Clear Politics
    Rick Lazio was very helpful in raising money for Mitt Romney's campaign and he's now returning the favor
    SOURCE: Real Clear Politics 1 month ago
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Team Romney Says Lazio Fundraiser No Rudy Snub
  1. Rick is seeking support from all quarters and is thankful to have Governor Romney's help with his campaign for sweeping, fundamental change in New York state
    SOURCE: Real Clear Politics 1 month ago

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