I'm Up Here In Cleveland Tonight And

There Has Never Been A Campaign Where There Hasn't Been Sniping From The Outside And Second-guessing. I Hear The Same Sometimes From The Democratic Side In Terms Of President Obama's Campaign, So That's To Be Expected.

When You Tax Capital Gains Income, You Don't Help The Economy, You Hurt The Economy, Which Is Why President Kennedy, President Reagan, President Clinton And President Bush All Believed We Should Have A Lower Rate For Capital Gains.

My Concern About Barack Obama Is He Ran A Campaign In 2008 Where He Said We're Going To Bring People Together And Solve Big Problems. And He Specifically Talked About The Need To Reach Across The Aisle And Deal With Issues Like The Economy, Which Was Obviously The Top Issue In 2008. It Has Not Happened.

Things Are Not Getting Better. They Are Getting Worse. We Need To Elect Mitt Romney To Turn Things Around.

Mitt Romney Is Talking About The Fact That Republicans And Democrats Alike Have To Find Common Ground To Address Very Real Challenges We Face As A Country. It's A Message That's Uplifting, It's Optimistic. It's About How America Can Be Great Again. I Think That's The Right Closing Message And I Think Frankly It's What We Need To Do As A Country After This Election Regardless Of What Happens.