Governor Romney overwhelmingly won last week’s debate. He presented a clear choice: a real recovery or four more years of Obama’s failed policies.
With no successes to present, Obama spent the entire debate floundering. He proposed nothing to help middle class Americans.
The governor’s experience as an executive was evident. In contrast to the President’s divisive approach, we saw someone able to work respectfully with all parties, and able to achieve real results.
The debate gave voters a chance to correct the fabrications of Obama’s attack ads with the truth about Mitt Romney’s plans to turn the economy around. The Romney Plan will lower taxes for the middle class and small business owners. It will not lower taxes for the wealthy.
President Obama was unable to refute raiding Medicare and handing control to a board of bureaucrats.
His changes will give senior citizens less access to care and fewer doctors willing to treat them. Mitt Romney will restore Obama’s cuts to Medicare and strengthen it for today’s seniors and future generations.
As the Governor said, “We can’t afford four more years like the last four years.” In a second Obama term: taxes will go up, health insurance premiums again increase , the Federal debt continue to skyrocket, and unemployment remain chronically high.
Over the next 37 days, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will continue to make clear the monumental nature of the choice in November. The Obama path is more of the same, government centered economy with economic stagnation and more Americans trapped in government dependency.
The Romney path provides real recovery, in a dynamic free enterprise economy fostering job creation and opportunity for every American.
Pamela Wolfe, MD
Lake Geneva
