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January 7, 2012 3:22 AM EST
An interesting bit from Mitt Romney's campaign tour through South Carolina on Friday morning has made it to the top of Internet videos that went viral this weekend.
Romney, addressing a crowd at Staples, was interrupted by Glen Johnson, a reporter with Associated Press, who countered his claims of having been independent from the political machinery and lobbyists of Washington.
"That is not true - Ron Kaufman is a lobbyist," Johnson said, referring to Romney's senior advisor.
Romney launched into a semantic discussion... admitting Kaufman was a lobbyist, all the while attempting to deny Johnson's indirect claim that Romney was lying about not being associated with lobbyists.
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