Mitt Romney has said that if we want to know how he'd govern as president
of the United States, we should just look at his record as governor as
Massachusetts.
Well, we've got the scoop on Mitt Romney's record -- and we agree, it's
something every voter should see.
Romney made a lot of promises when running for governor a lot of the same
ones we're hearing today . Once in office, he failed to deliver.
 Watch this short video about what happened in Massachusetts under Romney's
watch, then pass it along to folks you
know:
 
 Video:Romney
Economics 
Mitt Romney ran for governor promising to use his experience as a corporate
buyout specialist to create jobs. Instead, Massachusetts ranked 47th out of
50 states in job creation during his four year term.
He promised to bring down the state's debt. It ballooned by more than $2.6
billion. Romney left Massachusetts taxpayers with more debt per person than
any state in the nation.
And, despite promising not to raise taxes, he raised fees on the middle
class and small businesses more than 1,000 times. By the end of his term,
the tax burden in Massachusetts had increased $1,200 per person.
As Democrats, we need to get the truth about Romney's record out in front
of voters, well before November, so they can compare his claims and the
facts, side by side.
We need voters to understand that Romney Economics is the last thing our
country needs -- it didn't work for Massachusetts then, and it won't work
for America now.
We're counting on Democrats like you to get the word out.
 So take a look at this short video introducing Romney's real history, read
up on the record he's running on, and then share it far and wide: 
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Thanks,
Brad
Brad Woodhouse
Communications Director
Democratic National Committee
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