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Mitt Romney Digital Posted 05.18.12

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Mitt Romney Press Posted 03.21.12

Mitt Romney today announced additional endorsements in Louisiana.

“My support in Louisiana is growing because voters in the state know that we must have a president with job-creation experience if we are to turn around our economy,” said Mitt Romney. “President Obama came into office with no job-creation experience and the failures of the last three years have been the result. These leaders from Louisiana support my bold pro-growth plan for our country’s economy that will put Louisianans back to work and I am proud to have their support.”

“Louisiana conservatives are supporting Mitt Romney because he is the only candidate who can defeat President Obama and put in place conservative, pro-growth policies that will fix our economy,” said State Senator Conrad Appel. “In order to repeal Obamacare, cut spending, and reduce burdensome regulation, we must have a proven, conservative leader with a record of results. That is why I support Mitt Romney and why so many in Louisiana are supporting his campaign.”

Louisiana Leaders Supporting Mitt Romney:

Jefferson Parish President John Young
Senator Conrad Appel
Senator Danny Martiny
Representative Tony Ligi
Representative Franklin Foil
Representative Joe Harrison
Representative Kirk Talbot
Representative Tim Burns
Representative Joseph Lopinto
PSC Commissioner Eric Skrmetta
Former Jefferson Parish Council At-Large Diane Hollis
Jefferson Parish Tax Assessor Tom Capella
Scott Sewell

Louisiana Leaders Who Have Previously Endorsed Mitt Romney:

Congressman Rodney Alexander
Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne
Agriculture Commissioner Mike Strain