Romney slogan was once Kerry's

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Romney slogan was once Kerry's

Mitt Romney's launched his exploratory committee today with a dynamic new slogan: "Believe in America."

If that slogan sounds a little familiar, that's because it was the title of John Kerry's cross-country tour in August of 2004, as CNN reported a two-week, 3,500-mile, coast-to-coast trip, dubbed the 'Believe in America' tour, that will take them to 21 states and 40 cities."

Also that month, the attacks from the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, and Kerry's slow response, doomed his presidential campaign.

And if there's one parallel the wealthy Massachusetts politician whose foes are already waving online flip-flops doesn't particularly welcome, it's to Kerry.

Emails the Democrat who caught the echo, "I mean – Kerry’s slogan? Was Dukakis's not available?"


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