$4,00034 $4,300 in your term. when you came to office just over $10 trillion in debt, now $16 trillion in debt. it hasn t worked. you said by now we d be at 5.4% unemployment. we re 9 million jobs short of that. i ve met some of those people. i ve met them in appleton wisconsin, i met a young woman in philadelphia coming out of college can t find work. ann was with someone just the other day who was weeping about not being able to get work. it s a tragedy in a nation so prosperous as ours that these last four years have been so hard. that s why it s so critical that we make mark attractive to start businesses, build jobs, grow the economy. and that s not going to happen by just hiring teachers. look, i love teachers and i m happy to have states and
to get growing? absolutely not. history predicts the future. it s never worked before. it s not going to work now. all of the what we thought we were going to get for accountability before the last stimulus we were way off. not going to happen. definition of insanity is repeating the same thing. what do we need. get out of our way. let the market correct itself. take a look at businesses at less than 100 employees. devastating how quickly they are going out of business. get out of way. stop making us unpaid servants of the administration and let us do what we do well. build jobs. get out, get out o, get out of the way. you may hear mitt romney echo that sentiment. thank you. 100 days away away from the election. but you may not have to wait. the election could be decided in october. we ll explain why. remember this? a former wall street trader seen on camera swallowing something moments after he was found guilty. he died.
would have faced a very difficult time trying to innovate and invent and invest and build jobs. under d dd frank thai would have thought it impossible to get a loan from their community bank. the regulators would have shut down the wright brothers for dust pollution. the government would have banned thomas edison s lightbulb. by the way, they just didn t, didn t they? [ applause ] now you know that the real cost of these misguided policies, these attacks on economic freedom, this intrusion of the government into our freedom, the cost of that are the ideas that are not pursued and the dreams that aren t realized and the little
innovate and invent and invest and create and build jobs. you see, under dodd frank, they would have found it almost impossible to get a loan from their community bank. and of course, the regulators would have shot down the wright brothers for dust pollution. and, of course, the government would have banned thomas edison s light bulb. oh, by the way, they just did, didn t they? [ applause ] now, you know that the real cost of these misguided policies, these attacks on economic freedom, this intrusion of the government into our freedom, the cost of that are the ideas that are not pursued and the dreams that aren t realized. and, therefore, all the little businesses that don t get started and the tens of thousands and hundreds of thousands of workers who don t
doing in florida. how they are going to help us build jobs here. that s what we want. today you became american citizens. give yourself a round of applause. friday congresswoman gave her keynote address swearing in 87 new u.s. citizens. majority from latino countries. immigration will be one of many important topics but will not be the deciding factor. here or really anywhere else. congratulations. (applause) i love that. i want to ask the panel will the hispanic vote. he came out of nowhere to endorse gingrich. the former candidates when newt gingrich endorse the former