Romney For President - New TV Ad: "Failing American Workers"
Friday, September 14, 2012 at 08:17AM 
Boston, MA – Today, Romney for President released a new television advertisement titled “Failing American Workers.” Since President Obama took office, our country has lost over half a million manufacturing jobs, while China has seen a 25 percent increase in manufacturing. President Obama could have stopped China, but each time he refused. It’s time for a president who will stand up to China and protect jobs for the American people.
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AD FACTS: Script For “Failing American Workers”:
VOICEOVER: “This is America’s manufacturing when President Obama took office…”
VIDEO TEXT: “Manufacturing Under Obama”
VOICEOVER: “This is China’s…”
VOICEOVER: “Under Obama, we’ve lost over half a million manufacturing jobs.”
VIDEO TEXT: “582,000 Jobs Lost”
- · (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Accessed 9/12/12)
VOICEOVER: “And for the first time, China is beating us.”
- · (Peter Marsh, “China Noses Ahead As Top Goods Producer,” Financial Times, 3/13/11)
VIDEO TEXT: “25% Increase In Manufacturing”
- · (International Comparisons of Manufacturing Output, Accessed 9/12/12)
VOICEOVER: “Seven times, Obama could have stopped China’s cheating. Seven times, he refused.”
- · Los Angeles TimesReuters, 12/28/11; Gregg Robb, “Treasury Says China Isn’t A Currency Manipulator,” Market Watch, 5/27/11; Sewell Chan, “China’s Currency Avoids “Manipulated” Ruling Again,” NYT, 2/04/11; Gregg Robb, “Treasury Does Not Cite China As Currency Manipulator,” Market Watch, 7/8/10; Martin Crutsinger, “Administration Declines To Cite China On Currency Manipulation,” USA TodayReuters, 4/15/09)
MITT ROMNEY: “It’s time to stand up to the cheaters and make sure we protect jobs for the American people.”
VOICEOVER: “Barack Obama”
VIDEO TEXT: “Failing To Stop Cheating”
VOICEOVER: “Failing to stop cheating.”
VIDEO TEXT: “Failing American Workers”
VOICEOVER: “Failing American workers.”
MITT ROMNEY: “I’m Mitt Romney and I approved this message.”