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At a party with her older sister Meg seven years ago, Joe meets Laurie. On Christmas morning, the girls’ mother, “Marmy”, persuades them to give up theirs. Ricky cannot stay away from the problem, he decides to take part in the rally and speaks to the audience, which causes the delight of those around him, among whom is Lori. As a result, Ricky manages to convince Lori’s mother and her husband to abandon their plan, and they decide to meet with Jo and Lori. Joe invites Laurie to go on vacation to New York and she accepts. On the way home, Laurie calls her from the train station and tells her that she loves her.

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to sign Anything-But-the-Pledge letter to President Obama The G.O.P. activist who once urged his fellow conservatives to back Mitt Romney says he won’t be supporting the likely nominee at this stage

Gary Johnson, the libertarian-leaning former Republican governor of New Mexico, has declined to sign an open letter from prominent conservatives urging President Barack Obama to support the eventual Republican nominee for 2016.

“I’ve never been a big Romney fan,” Johnson told POLITICO Wednesday, recalling that he endorsed Romney’s former running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), during his 2012 campaign for vice president.

“I don’t have very high expectations of Romney,” Johnson continued. “I think he’ll be lucky to win the primary.”

Pledging to support whoever wins the GOP nomination this year, Johnson said, will require some time for him to evaluate his feelings toward the eventual Republican standard-bearer.

“I’ll start my process,” Johnson said. “I haven’t done it yet.”

Johnson’s hesitance to endorse a candidate early in the process reflects a broader shift within the conservative movement away from the Romney campaign and toward new conservative stars such as Donald Trump, Cruz and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.

Johnson says he is a conservative who identifies most closely with libertarian rhetoric. But, he says, he wants to see a candidate with better ideas to govern the country, as well as better speech skills.

“It’s not that I’m not for Scott Walker,” Johnson said. “I just don’t think he’s electable.”

Johnson said he has not endorsed any candidate in the process, though he hasn’t ruled it out. “No,” Johnson said when asked if he could support Cruz in 2016. “That’s a long way away.”

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