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Romney Campaign Press Release - Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey Joins Romney For President

January 10, 2008

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Boston, MA – Today, Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey endorsed Governor Mitt Romney and his campaign for President. Mayor Kirksey is a widely regarded public servant and community activist.

"Governor Romney has proven that he can bring needed change in business, in the non-profit world, and in government," said Mayor Kirksey. "Now, he has the opportunity to go to Washington and change a government that is fundamentally broken. Michiganders have lived through a one-state recession for too long, and we deserve a chance at success. Governor Romney can help achieve that by reducing taxes for the middle class, ending the death tax, and stopping illegal immigration."

"I appreciate Mayor Kirksey's support. The people of Michigan have seen the boom days of the last century pass them by and too many folks are unable to achieve the American dream. For me, Michigan is personal. It's where I was born, it's where I grew up, and it's where my father was Governor. As president, I can help spur the economy and drive businesses back to the United States and to great states like Michigan," said Governor Romney.

Background On Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey:

Mayor Kirksey Served Livonia For Eight Years As One Of The Area's Most Effective Leaders Before Being Re-Elected To A Third Term This Year. During his tenure, Livonia citizens saw their quality of life improve with the construction of the Livonia Recreation Center, better roads, all while improving the city's bond rating – saving the city more than $2 million. Prior to being elected Mayor, Kirksey served as a State Representative for four terms and never voted for a tax increase. Mayor Kirksey and his wife Patt have been married for 54 years and have three children.

Mitt Romney, Romney Campaign Press Release - Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey Joins Romney For President Online by Gerhard Peters and John T. Woolley, The American Presidency Project https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/node/296506

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