GOP Address: Mitt Romney Delivers His Last Remarks Before the Election
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Alex Wong/Getty Images(BOSTON) — GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney delivers his last remarks before the election and describes how he would be a different president, if elected.
According to Romney, “Four years ago, candidate Obama promised to do so very much, but he has fallen so very short. After all of the petty partisanship, all of the standoffs and stalemates, 23 million Americans are still struggling for work. On Friday, the unemployment rate rose to 7.9 percent. Forty-seven million people are on food stamps. Our economy is still on life support—and our country is $16 trillion in debt.”
“We need a real turnaround if we are going to get our economy growing and get Americans working again. And I’ve led that kind of effort many times before. During my 25 years in business, I helped people turn their dreams into success stories. Together, we built names like Staples, Bright Horizons, and the Sports Authority – and helped create over 100,000 jobs,” Romney says.
If elected, Romney promises he will “send five bills to Congress and sign five executive orders. Every one of them will help us create jobs – and that’s just the start of my plan to create 12 million jobs in my first term alone.”
After making his last points, Romney urges, “I hope to have your support, and I’m asking for your vote.”
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