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    "America needs a proven leader with a plan — one who thinks big and can bring all parties together. There’s only one such man in this race, and it’s Mitt Romney. Case closed."

    More: PRIEBUS: America needs Mitt Romney

    Does case closed mean much more has been said or nor more details needed?
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    Default Re: "Case closed"

    Quote Originally Posted by Odessa Dawn View Post


    "America needs a proven leader with a plan — one who thinks big and can bring all parties together. There’s only one such man in this race, and it’s Mitt Romney. Case closed."

    More: PRIEBUS: America needs Mitt Romney

    Does case closed mean much more has been said or nor more details needed?

    More so, 'end of discussion'. It's a forceful way in saying, the opinion given is the only opinion.
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