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Rasmussen Reports notes that Mitt's favorable ratings are up 6 points (from 29% to 35%). Unfavorables dropping from 34% to 31%.
34% of voters still don't know Mitt Romney which give the Governor a distinct advantage to lay out his case without a political biases.
Granted there are other biases afoot as this NY Times article
notes. Elsewhere, the influential
Club for Growth lauded Romney's speech Wednesday in Detroit:
The other presidential candidates should follow Governor Romney’s lead and propose similar, if not more extensive, measures to protect American taxpayers and promote continued economic expansion.
In case you missed it here's a
quick excerpt from Romney's speech:
It is time to make saving easy in America. I believe people should be allowed to earn interest, dividends and capital gains up to a certain amount a year, tax free and without restrictions on how or when their savings and investments are spent. As an example, let's say we chose $5,000 for joint filers as the annual tax free figure for dividends, interest and capital gains. This would help middle class families to be able to save and to invest - and spend their savings the American way: any way they want.
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