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Romney says Obama 'poster child' for arrogance WASHINGTON – "Barack Obama is the poster child for the arrogance of government," former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney told a packed and appreciative CPAC audience today. Romney began his address to the Conservative Political Action Conference on a light note, getting a laugh when he explained Obama was a "good community organizer" for his ability to energize conservatives against him. Read the latest now on WND.com. Plus! By Anita Crane Christians who balked at Barack Obama's requirements that they pay for abortion pills through their health insurance plans say his concession to accommodate their faith and beliefs just doesn't do enough. "The Obama administration's rule change doesn't change anything. Employees will still pay for this coverage," said Senior Counsel Doug Napier of the Alliance Defense Fund. Click here for details.

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