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Jobs fight: Romney jabs, Obama counterpunches - The Trail

Saturday, July 07, 2012 - 01:29

Yet another weak monthly employment report gave Mitt Romney plenty to hit President Obama with. The president fought back, citing the job growth that has come under his administration.(July 6,2012)

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We learn more than anything -- now's a good job. We have seen the jobs report this morning. -- it is another -- Annika four point four million new jobs over the past 28 months that's. 41 months above 80%. Yeah pretty much defines black success. His policies have not worked and I think via the evidence is -- again and again and again always says government business. A lot of great job and it worked very hard to make sure we have good jobs all -- This company. We're called the pioneers. Of business and the of -- except for that 59 steps for how I get the economy going I wanna sell more goods stamped with three proud words made an amount. Take advantage of oil and natural gas coal stopping these extraordinary regulations and the lack of regulation resulted. What happened on Wall Street the president has put his liberal agenda obamacare. Ahead of the interest of creating jobs. And it won't help people who don't have health insurance for the first time at an affordable price. Very disturbing and troubling. Enough movement.

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Saturday, July 07, 2012 - 01:29

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