And...

Cubans are looking to buy American potatoes.

Meanwhile, Mitt Romney may or may not be intolerant of gays, but he's definitely tolerant of the flip flop.

Romney's record on gay rights has drawn scrutiny — and criticism that he changes with the political winds. In a 1994 bid against Sen. Edward Kennedy, Romney argued that he would be a better champion of gay rights than the Democrat. In 2003, after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that same-sex couples could wed in the state, Romney pushed for a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage.

He did refer to the presidency as a "secular office," which has been blasphemy for the last six years.