Romney says "We're not seeing the real recovery"

On Monday, Ocotober 1, Mitt Romney was in Denver, Colorado to preview his message for the first presidential debate.

Tonight, at 9 pm the first presidential debate will air. This is a very important day for the presidential candidates because it gives the people a chance to see each candidate's ability to think on his feet.

Now, back to Romney's visit to Denver. The rally was Romney's last public event  before the presidential debate. On Monday, he spoke at the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum. During this rally, Romney said that the viewers of the presidential debate will be declaring a winner by measuring who throws the hardest punchest.

Lis Smith, spokeswoman for the Obama campaign, responded to Romney's comment, stating, "On Wednesday night, he will need more than 'zingers' and attacks on the president. He will need to honor his campaign's promises and get specific and tell the truth to the American people."

The GOP nominee also spoke about the president's economic management and his foreign policy. He stated, "This economy is not in recovery. We're not seeing the real recovery. The president's policies have not worked. He doesn't get that. We must get America growing again with a strong economy."

My source was the Washington Post. The article I used was by Philip Rucker and it was published on Ocotober 1, 2012. There was a slight bias in the article, however it was still very informational and reliable. You can click here to visit the article and learn more.