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Romney asked about his record and says he added jobs. Gets his shot at McCain for saying some jobs not coming back. McCain says he won in NH because he “told the truth” about certain jobs not coming back and he’ll design retraining programs. Also says he believes the fundamentals of the economy are strong. On the question of short term stimulus he goes back to his mainstay —stopping excess spending. He pivots and argues for energy independence and new technology development in Michigan. A very solid answer ephasizing his spending hawk credentials.
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