Obama, Romney Camps Focus on Economy
时间：2012-08-20 05:52:37
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The campaigns of presumptive U.S. Republican presidential nominee1 Mitt2 Romney and U.S. President Barack Obama are both focusing on economic issues during political stumps3 on Saturday.
Romney's running mate, Wisconsin
Congressman4 Paul Ryan, said Republicans would protect older Americans from cuts in Medicare, the government health care program for senior citizens.
He told a crowd of mostly older Americans at a
retirement5 community in the southern state of Florida that both his grandmother and mother had relied on Medicare. Ryan's 78-year-old mother was nearby as he
spoke6.
On Tuesday, the Romney campaign accused President Obama of taking $716 billion out of a trust fund for Medicare and using it to fund "Obamacare," as critics call the health insurance reform law introduced by the Obama administration and passed by Congress in 2010.
Meanwhile, President Obama will focus on his opponent's budget reduction plans as he courts voters in the northeastern state of New Hampshire on Saturday.
In prepared remarks, Obama says Romney's tax-cutting plan will benefit the wealthiest Americans while raising taxes on middle-class families with children "by an average of $2,000."
He says Romney's proposal is not a plan to create jobs, cut the
deficit7 or move the economy forward.
The Romney campaign is expected to visit New Hampshire Monday.
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