- Campaign Videos (June 2012) « Romney for President
Romney for President
"Recover Our Country" +
1:17 web video from June 19, 2012.
[Music]
Man 1: Two
years
ago
right here in Ohio...
Woman 1: Right here in Ohio...
Woman 2: Right here in
Ohio...
Man 2: Right here in Ohio...
Man 1: ...President Obama
declared the Recovery Summer...
Obama (clip): It is great
to be back in Ohio...
Woman (audio): ...Promising
to jump-start the economy...
Man (audio): But the
Recovery
Summer of 2010 passed...
Woman (audio): And another
summer rolled by...
Woman 3: And now here we
are...
Man 3: President Obama
thinks we've recovered...
Woman 2: He said the
private sector was, quote, doing fine...
Woman 4: Doing fine?
Man 2: What's the
president's definition of doing fine?
Man 4: 23 million Americans
are struggling for work...
Woman 5: 8.2 percent
unemployment across this country...
Man 1: Students like me who
are worried they're not going to get a job when they graduate...
Man 3: A son looking for a
job for almost a year...
Woman 6: Wondering if I'll
ever be able to retire...
Woman 7: Unemployed and
underemployed for the last three years. Does it sound like we're
doing fine?
Man (audio): How can
President Obama fix our economy when he doesn't understand it's broken?
Woman (audio): We're
hurting up here, and we need a leader who understands that...
Woman (audio): We deserve
better...
Woman (audio): We deserve a
plan...
Man (audio): A real jobs
plan to jumpstart our economy...
Woman (audio): We deserve a
leader...
Man (audio): A leader who's
ready to lead on day one...
Woman: We deserve...
Man 3: We deserve...
Woman: We deserve...
Man 2: We deserve a new
president...
Notes: The campaign continues to hammer away at the theme that under Obama the economy is not working, using the chorus of voices approach in this video. Interestingly the fourth person to speak is wearing a UAW T-shirt; there's also a veteran shown. Most of the video consists of medium close up shots of people speaking to the camera, but later in the video faces are shown with audio. There do not appear to be any minority faces included.