Mitt Romney Touts Economic Plan to Top 100 CEO's

Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney (seen above) met with 100 of the country’s top CEO’s yesterday, and confirmed his plans to get rid of 'Obamacare' and repeal the 'Dodd Frank' financial regulation law, while reducing corporate tax rates even further. 

Mitt Romney's economic plans are similar to that of George W. Bush; expensive health care with restrictions, more deregulation for banks and wall street, and no tax breaks for the working class only corporations will have that luxury.

What will you put in place of Dodd Frank and Obamacare, Mr. Romney? Will your plan cover young adults and college students who need their their parents' insurance until the age of 26 years old? Will your new health care plan accept patients with preexisting conditions and not charge more money because of these preexisting conditions? Will your health care plan cover preventive services and free contraceptive services? Will your health care bill give elders 50 percent off of their medications like 'Obamacare' currently does? 

If not Mr. Romney, then why would you repeal a health care bill that is already helping so many Americans? 

The former governor of Massachusetts, suggested treating health care as a consumer market where brand loyalties change and there is often uncertainty with the quality of the products. And I'm sure we'll be paying top dollar for these products and/or services, get my drift?

Then there's wall street who seems to favor Mitt Romney over Barack Obama, and injected $37.1 million dollars into his campaign to prove it. Wall street comprehends that should Romney win The White House, that they also win - and big. Deregulation like nobodies business! 

Ninety-nine percent of Americans' tax rates will increase by $149 dollars, while 2% of Americans' taxes will decrease by $725,716 dollars, now does this seem fair to you? 

This tax break for the wealthy will indeed increase the deficit, but Romney previously stated that he'd rather layoff more teachers, firefighters, and police officers, to lower the nations debt rather than give up tax cuts for the wealthy because "America doesn't need anymore of these people." 

However, if Mitt Romney doesn't favor government jobs, then why does he keep running for public service positions?

The stark differences between President Obama and Mitt Romney, is that Romney prefers to invest in investors only, while Obama prefers to invest in everyone. 

The governor receives 62 percent out of 100 percent of his campaign funds from wealthy donors, and President Obama receives 65 percent out of 100 percent of his campaign funds from grass root donors.

Honestly, I put my money on the working class to bring this country back to life; we always have, and we always will.

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