NASHUA, N.H. — Even as he received emergency briefings and prepared for Hurricane Sandy’s expected arrival on the East Coast, President Obama kept up his frenetic tour of election swing states, with a second trip to New Hampshire in 10 days, assailing rival Mitt Romney on tax fairness, health care, and women’s rights before an overflow, energized crowd.
The president’s visit to New Hampshire, his sixth this year, underscored the importance of the state’s four electoral votes in a race that remains extremely close nationally.
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If Gov. Romney promised "bipartisanship," be assured, it is guaranteed. The voters of Massachusetts observed Gov.Mitt Romney's professionalism, expertise, and mature intellect while Governor of Massachusetts. We also observed his bipartisanship, working with the Democrats & Republicans.
Mitt Romney provides what he promises!
yes Governor Romney will deliver (just like what he did here in Massachusestts) .... lower taxes for the rich, higher fees for the middle class, lower payments to the cities and towns forcing them to raise property taxes, cuts in medicare/social security including changing these to voucher programs or privitazation, denial of women's rights to make choices about their own bodies, forcing increases in military spending even though the pentagon and joint chiefs don't want them so he continues to enrich his investment banking buddies,7 trillion in spending that will NOT LOWER THE DEFICIET, .... He is a big fat phoney and liar. He will say anything to get elected including he and his phoney wife lying about going to Costco and his VP lying about his marathon time. If you want to go back to Bush/Cheney then vote for the "Romney Lyan" team. If you want to see our country stay strong and prosper and include all citizens then vote Obama / Biden.
Careyann is correct. Also, forgotten is the huge increases in property taxes caused by cuts in state aid an Romney being out of state 231 days his last year in office promoting himself all over the country, and being the biggest user of government funds for the olympics in history.