There Has Never Been A Campaign Where

Mitt Romney Is Talking About The Fact That Republicans And Democrats Alike Have To Find Common Ground To Address Very Real Challenges We Face As A Country. It's A Message That's Uplifting, It's Optimistic. It's About How America Can Be Great Again. I Think That's The Right Closing Message And I Think Frankly It's What We Need To Do As A Country After This Election Regardless Of What Happens.

Our Folks Have A Lot Of Passion. They're Very Concerned About The Direction Of The Country And Concerned The Record Debt And Deficit And What It Means For Their Kids, Concerned About The Economy And The Fact That We're Not Getting Back On Track With The Weakest Economic Recovery Since The Great Depression. And At The End Of The Day, I Think That's Going To Make The Difference.

I'm Up Here In Cleveland Tonight And There Are A Lot Of Folks Who Are Concerned About It. Twenty-five Percent Of The People Up Here Get Their Health Care Through Religious Organizations And So That Religious Freedom Issue Is Very Important To Them.

I Saw The Government Really Using The Excuse Of A Weak Economy And A Financial Crisis To Create More Government And To Push Onto The American Entrepreneurial Society More And More Restraints And Government Activity.

There Has Never Been A Campaign Where There Hasn't Been Sniping From The Outside And Second-guessing. I Hear The Same Sometimes From The Democratic Side In Terms Of President Obama's Campaign, So That's To Be Expected.