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CHRISTIE REJECTS ROMNEY
Maybe he had more important things going on at home,
but N.J. Gov. Chris Christie turned down a request from
the Romney campaign to appear at a rally Sunday night
in Pennsylvania, just 20 minutes from Trenton. Christie,
who is up for reelection next year, had been an outspoken
Romney surrogate but didn’t hold back praising President
Obama for his response to Hurricane Sandy. Romney
offered his accolades to Christie for helping the people of
New Jersey in the storm’s aftermath. “They’re in a hard
way, and we appreciate his hard work,” he said Sunday.
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11.11.12
Facing what he thought were his final moments, a
Nashville man confessed to murder—then survived.
James Washington was serving time for another crime
when he suffered a heart attack and admitted to killing
Joyce Goodener in 1995. “He kind of got as best as he
could, motioned, and said, ‘I have something to tell you. I
have to get something off my conscience and you need to
hear this.’ He said, ‘I killed somebody. I beat her to death,’”
prison guard James Tomlinson said in court. Washington
tried to take back the confession after he recovered, but
he was found guilty and faces life in prison.
BIDEN TEASES 2016 RUN
When Vice President Joe Biden cast his
vote Tuesday morning in Greenville, Del., he
told reporters it was the eighth time he’s
been on the statewide ballot—and counting.
When asked if he thought it would be the
last time he voted for himself, he replied,
“No, I don’t think so.” Biden also urged
Americans to “stand in line as long as you
have to” and exercise their right to vote.