Mitt's Camp Publishes Victory Site

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 3:05PM EDT / Published Nov. 08, 2012 12:16PM EST

Taegan Goddard / Political Wire

Cyber salt in a fresh wound. Team Romney, it appears, accidentally published a victory website that it had developed in the event the candidate won on election night. Titled “The Office of the President-Elect,” the site featured biographies of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan, and pages dedicated to “The Inauguration” and “Join the Administration.” It’s unclear for how long the site was live, but it was taken down Thursday morning—just not before political bloggers could gleefully take screenshots. Oh, and as if that wasn't enough, apparently, he'd also planned a victory fireworks display.

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Mitt's Camp Publishes Victory Site

Taegan Goddard / Political Wire