Romney Booed at NAACP Speech for Health Care Comment
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The Hill – Mitt Romney was booed on Wednesday at the NAACP for vowing to repeal President Obama’s signature healthcare law.
“I will reduce government spending,” Romney told the civil rights group during an address at their national convention in Houston. “Our high level of debt slows GDP growth and that means fewer jobs. If our goal is jobs, we must, must stop spending over a trillion dollars more than we earn. To do this, I will eliminate expensive non-essential programs like ObamaCare.”
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