>> is certainly intellectually dishonest. we were losing 750,000 jobs a month and the entire economy was on the brink when the president took office and we have created more than 3.7 million private sector jobs. >> sure h. >> the question why mitt romney is trying to run as a job creator. take a look at his record in massachusetts. 47th out of 50th in job creation, manufacturing jobs declined at twice the national average after he cut funding for the manufacturing extension partnership and as a corporate buyout specialist in the private sector, he profited off of bankrupting companies and outsourcing jobs. >> does it help when mitt romney displays such a stunning lack of leadership on everything from his tax plan that he says can't be scored to failing to stand up to rush limbaugh and make a real judgment about what is acceptable vernacular on talk radio to the point where it's not insulting? what about all that? >> you raise an important point about the tax plan, which hasn't gotten a lot of attention. his tax plan, which would extend and expand tax breaks for the