There is no good reason to give the Republicans another chance — they had 30 years. mjh<\/p>\n
\nINGRAHAM: You\u2019ve also noted that there are signs of improvement on the horizon in the economy. How do you answer the president\u2019s argument that the economy is getting better in a general election campaign if you yourself are saying it\u2019s getting better?<\/p>\n
ROMNEY: Well, of course it\u2019s getting better<\/strong>.<\/font> The economy always gets better after a recession, there is always a recovery. [\u2026]<\/p>\n
INGRAHAM: Isn\u2019t it a hard argument to make if you\u2019re saying, like, OK, he inherited this recession, he took a bunch of steps to try to turn the economy around, and now, we\u2019re seeing more jobs, but vote against him anyway?<\/strong> Isn\u2019t that a hard argument to make? Is that a stark enough contrast?<\/p>\n
ROMNEY: Have you got a better one, Laura? It just happens to be the truth.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
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There is no good reason to give the Republicans another chance — they had 30 years. mjh INGRAHAM: You\u2019ve also noted that there are signs of improvement on the horizon in the economy. How do you answer the president\u2019s argument that the economy is getting better in a general election campaign if you yourself are … Continue reading The question isn’t “are you better off?” It’s “would you be better off with more of the same Republican policies?” — a resounding NO!<\/span>