Romney Campaign adviser Kerry Healey told John King that the first year after getting elected shouldn't count on jobs. Does the same rule apply to Obama? Watch the interview and let us know what you think.
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Foes are saying Massachusetts job creation went from 36th to 47th. Surragates are saying it went from 51st to 30th. I'd like to see that explained. In any case Obama wishes he had a record like Romney's. Romney created net new jobs. He lowered the unemployment rate to 4.7%. He wiped out a three billion dollar deficit and left a two billion dollar rainy day fund. All while cutting taxes and closing corporate tax loopholes. He consolidated governmnet agencies. He also got Massachusetts schools to number one in the country and got healthcare coverage to 97 percent of residents.
Hey John, don't you get tired of loud mouth rude and lying hypocritical Republicans walking all over you. One of these days maybe you will grow a pair and call them on their bs. Kerry was so full of it I could smell it over the airwaves. Enough is enough already!