weare, issue on healt theleaning more toward democrat vote on this one. think romney is a strong character, good personality, and that he would do a better job. >> the economy is not warm and fuzzy. >> in this election, obama is sounding a little more focused jobs and budget cuts rather than investment in the infrastructure and education and think wes i really should focus on. >> they both worry about what for the next generation. >> what discourages me the most that a lot of people have up on the american dream. >> there you have a, romney voters and 0 hot -- and obama are all worried about what is in store for the next generation. >> and national polling reflect that. >> republicans may be relying on that were once forgotten. >> here are more voters on what important to them as they head to the polls. >> the economy. they head to the polls. >> the[ male announcer ] we the people, the middle class, who move our country forward, work hard, raise families, and keep america strong. but mitt romney's budget plan will hurt the middle class, raising taxes on t

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con kasich the republican governor there, the bio healt and steel industries are obviously h emme r 7 in o wi back $3.74 there. one in 556 housing units is in reclosure in ohio. president obama has been there nine tim, governor romney sce. letaboit rdolicte f the "coluus dispatch." we talked to him exactly one month ago, what has chained in that month, joe? >> well, what's changed here is what's changed everywhere in the country. thtar h sno t things are tied here. there is no other way to put it. it's neck-and-neck in ohio. as you see behind me governor romney and one of his surrogates gornor chris tear talking now, we are inount ver sh heheill h virtually through election today. they know they need to have ohio and after last wednesday it looks like they have a chance here. jon: the polls would indicate that. a lot of people seem to have changed their mds just based ay.hat anouk 6 leated it. it was a governor romney that really we haven't seen before. i mean, you know, ilong with so many people who cover him on a daily basis, i've been to so many of his events a just i h justea gh i

we're waiting r those gdp number the last three months, which should show us the healt of the economy economist at economist magazine. god to have you with us. we know of a survey of economists, they were predicting that the number would be something like 1.7. we know that the previous quarter was 1.3. give me a sense of exactly what this number is and if it is in that range, while we wait these numbers, what does it mean? >> sure. the numbers is how fast the economy is going. 1.3%, which is the amount the economy was growing in the second quarter of the year is pretty slow. not recession but unbelievably slow recovery. when we're looking for and the expectation is that that is accelerating a little bit but still a pretty slow economy, 1.3, 1.7. if it's not accelerated, it's bad news. if the number is higher, that's pretty good news as we come into a period of huge uncertainty about the fiscal cliff it's important to know where it is right now. >> gdp looks specifically at consumer spending, right, specifically at housing as well. >> gdp is the over -- >> they just gave me the number.

under governor bush, texas has sunk to be 50th out of 50 in health care -- in healt insurance for their citizens. last week he said that they were spending $3.7 billion, or $4.7 billion on this. >> mr. vice president. >> okay. >> time is up. governor bush, two minutes. a i'm absolutely opposed to national health care plan. i don't want the federal government making decisions for consumers or for providers. i remember what the administration tried to do in 1993. they tried to have a national health care plan. and fortunately, it failed. i trust people, i don't trust the federal government. it's going to be one of the themes you hear tonight. i don't want the federal governnt making decisions on behalf of everybody. there isn issue with the uninsured, there sure is. and we have uninsured people in my state. ours is a big state, a fast- growing state. we share a common border with another nation. but we're providing health care for our people. one thing about insurance, that's a washgton term. the questions, are people getting health care, and we have a strong safety net, and there needs t