If there's so much drip, drip, drip, why does it coming up dry, dry, dry?
Ari Fleischer: “If there's so much drip, drip, drip, why does it coming up dry, dry, dry?”
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Ari Fleischer questions the significance of the ongoing discussion about Romney's tax returns, suggesting it doesn't affect public opinion.
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