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(AP)BOSTON (AP) - A new video posted on both YouTube and the Internet by Democrats includes a montage of political moments in which Romney repeatedly downplays his Republican Party affiliation while running for governor of heavily Democratic Massachusetts in 2002.
"I've been very clear, I think, to people all across the commonwealth, that my 'R' didn't stand so much for 'Republican,' as it does for 'reform,'" Romney said in a Sept. 21, 2002, interview with WBZ-TV.
The montage, posted by the Massachusetts Democratic Party, includes several clips of Romney complaining about the lack of political balance in heavily Republican Utah, where he spent three years while he headed to 2002 Winter Olympic Games. Romney often made that point as he argued for equilibrium in Massachusetts, which tilted to the opposite end of the political spectrum.
"I lived in a place that had a one-party state that was primarily Republican. I thought, 'Well, won't that be nice?' The answer is no," Romney told the New Bedford Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 16, 2002.
Romney won the gubernatorial election. He stepped down in January after one term.
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http://electioncentral.tpmcafe.com/blog/electioncentral/2007/jul/12/romney_not_so_keen_on_being_republican_while_in_massachusetts