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The Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney announced on Wednesday that he can relate to the economic problems that the middle class of the country faces.
Mitt Romney criticized the economic policy of the Obama administration saying that it’s direct affected were not the lower or higher class, but the middle class. He has also criticized the Buffet Rule, following in the foot steps of all Republicans.
“It’s not those in the low end; it’s certainly not those in the very high end. It’s for the great middle class – the 80 to 90 percent of us in this country.” Romney said.
He has stressed repeatedly that he is available for all “those who have been hurt by the Obama economy.”
Investigation in to the statistics of the financial worth of the candidate has revealed that Romney falls in to the category of the millionaires that Obama has pointed out in his Buffet Rule. The former Massachusetts governor’s net worth at between $190 million and $250 million. Ironically, Romney is attempting to identify with the middle income American families with this much of net worth. He has even gone to the extent of saying that he is jobless, while trying to connect with the unemployed of the society.
Romney has not only been in highlight because of his views on the tax revenue system, but he has also criticized rival Rick Perry by asking about his plans for the future of the U.S. retirement program including how it would work at a state level. Perry spokesman Ray Sullivan said “Now Mr. Romney is again sounding like a Democrat, distorting the truth and trying to scare senior citizens. Mr. Romney has been running for president full time for nearly five years, and has failed to issue a specific plan on Social Security.”
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