Mitt Romney Quotes
It is God’s will that the United States not be a nation of followers.
This was a very interesting quotation in that there was no scripture of any religion that even mentions the United States nor which nations would lead the world and which should follow.
Mitt Romney, Governor of Massachusetts (Republican), Candidate for the Republican Presidential Nomination, Campaign Speech, The Citadel, South Carolina, October 8, 2011
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