Tuesday, May 01, 2007
"A man of responsibility and integrity ..."
Frank Indoccio tells us why he's for Mitt Romney:
"Frank Indoccio of Londonderry had never donated to a presidential campaign before.
"But this year, the 85-year-old owner of Merrimac Tile and Stone in Derry said he changed his mind because of everything going on in the world.
"He decided to give $2,100 - $200 short of the maximum donation allowed by the Federal Elections Commission - to the campaign of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
"He's never met Romney. He's never even spoken to him. But Indoccio said his company does a lot of work in Massachusetts, and he was impressed by Romney's governorship, particularly his handling of the Big Dig.
"'That's what you need in government today - an administrator,' Indoccio said. 'He's a man of integrity. I had the same feeling way back when I voted for Reagan. He's no Reagan, but he's a man of responsibility and integrity.'"
"Frank Indoccio of Londonderry had never donated to a presidential campaign before.
"But this year, the 85-year-old owner of Merrimac Tile and Stone in Derry said he changed his mind because of everything going on in the world.
"He decided to give $2,100 - $200 short of the maximum donation allowed by the Federal Elections Commission - to the campaign of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
"He's never met Romney. He's never even spoken to him. But Indoccio said his company does a lot of work in Massachusetts, and he was impressed by Romney's governorship, particularly his handling of the Big Dig.
"'That's what you need in government today - an administrator,' Indoccio said. 'He's a man of integrity. I had the same feeling way back when I voted for Reagan. He's no Reagan, but he's a man of responsibility and integrity.'"
# posted by Joltin' Django @ Tuesday, May 01, 2007 
