Mitt the Mimic and the Media stretches the truth


Mitt Romney poses in front of a business and implies that the plant closed under the Obama Administration.  No one in the crowd corrects him or after wards approaches him about it.  It should be said that excuses should be given to no one in the crowd correcting him because it was his crowd and they seem to accept their guy spreading lies and do not appear interested in having a representative who are more truthful.  The media runs straight to their polls and tells us that Mitt Romney is better on the economy than this president.  They say that the economy is the weak point of President Obama’s re-election campaign.  I beg to differ with all these experts especially when I compare both on economic standards.



Mitt Romney was Governor of Massachusetts and if past reports are true they ranked 23rd in job creation.  He ran Bain Capital and if he is credited with creating jobs there, he must also be credited with all of the job losses as well.  When it comes to this administration, he has had over 23 straight months of job growth and has created more jobs in 3 years than Mitt Romney did at both Bain and as Governor.   This administration has proposed even more job to be created with high speed rail, green jobs and the jobs bill but is being blocked by Republicans which is the party of Romney.  His stimulus programs have aided in saving the economy of many Americans but we hear very little about the real effect because media is so focused on their polls.  The healthcare law has helped senior’s economy by closing the doughnut hole, students economy by allowing them to remain on their parent’s insurance and parents economy that care for children with pre-existing conditions.



Media polls say that Mitt Romney has plans that will benefit this economy but no one has locked him into any plans that I have heard.  His tax plan does not benefit anyone’s economy except the 1 percent and I have yet to hear anything solid about his plan to create jobs.  I expect to see evidence of stances instead of just rhetoric but then that’s just me and I could be wrong.

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