Obama:
"The economy is not doing fine. There are too many people out of work.
The housing market is still weak and too many homes are underwater." (President
Barack Obama, Remarks,
Washington, D.C., 6/8/12)
JUST HOURS EARLIER…
Obama:
"The private sector is doing fine."(President Obama, Press
Conference, Washington D.C., 6/8/12)
"The private sector is small businesses. It's middle
class families that run them. It's entrepreneurs and start ups and job creators.
And it's not 'doing
fine.' Incomes are dropping, prices are rising, and the future is becoming
more uncertain...
"This is the danger of a president who has zero
private sector experience. He does not understand what policies are good for the
economy because he does not even recognize what's wrong with the economy..."We need a president with private sector experience. If it was not clear before, it is now painfully obvious. Thankfully, Mitt Romney has excellent private sector experience. Even former President Bill Clinton praises his 'sterling business career'...
"Any voter who wonders whether to vote for Gov. Romney or for President Obama in November should remember this: President Obama thinks the 'private sector is doing fine.' If you don't collect a government paycheck, he thinks you're 'doing fine.' And that means he doesn't think you-or your neighbors, or your children looking for work-are struggling.Excerpt
