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"Romney's Remedy" +
1:00 web video from Oct. 10, 2011.
[Music]
TEXT:
America's most damaging
prescription: ObamaCare RomneyCare
Romney audio clip: Well
I'm a conservative businessman.
TEXT:
A true "conservative"?
[SFX -lightening (mirror)] News Announcer: Time and
again the White House has pointed to the Massachusetts law as the model
for its Obamacare.
Obama:
I
agree with Mitt Romney. He's right.
? News Announcer: Jimmy
Carter throwing his weight behind Mitt Romney...
Romney:
Those
who follow the path that we pursue will find its the best path.
Romney: ...I like mandates...
Romney:
In
my book I said no such thing... I stand by what I wrote.
Female
Announcer: Noting that the line about doing the same thing for
everyone in the country has been deleted...
(Clip
from NBC News Meet the Press) Tim Russert: Why if it's good for
Massachusetts and its working in Massachusetts wouldn't you apply it to
the rest of the country?
TEXT:
I stand by my
positions. Mitt Romney
[Music quiet]
Romney: ...I would.
[Music resumes]
TEXT: Even the richest
man...
Romney:
...I'm
not running for a different office...
TEXT: ...Can't buy back
his past
Romney:
We'll
end up with a nation that's taking a mandate approach.
Romney:
There
are a lot of different reasons not to elect me.
Obama
(audio): He's right.
Note: A very frenetic
production showing the Lucas Baiano touch. From the press
release:
“Mitt Romney clearly supports government-mandated health care since he fought for his Massachusetts mandate, which provided President Obama with the blueprint for Obamacare,” said Perry spokesman Mark Miner. “Romneycare has cost $8 billion and killed 18,000 Massachusetts jobs, yet Mitt Romney wrote in his book that his plan was a model for the nation. When it comes to government-mandated health care, there is no difference between Mitt Romney and President Obama.”
Sourcing:
Beacon Hill Institute studies on Romneycare:
Cost $8 billion: “The High Price of
Massachusetts Health Care Reform,” June 2011, http://www.beaconhill.org/
Killed 18,000 jobs: “The Economic
Effects of Massachusetts Health Care Reform,” September 2011, http://www.beaconhill.org/