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. >> reporter: that might, in a sml y, cnge precisely how work iscu but the essentoal of pushing welfare that is fundamentally why some republicans are even backing away from the claims in these ads. to put it quite simply, the claims by mitt romney here don't work. we have found them to be false. and so have many other agencies that have looked at this matter. nonetheless, wolf, it looks like as you said, the republicans are going to continue fupushing ahe with the claims of welfare reform, though as the president pointed out, many agencies looked at it and said this isn't true. >> when the president said yesterday saying five governors including republican governors asked for the flexibility. this is what the letter new mexico's governor brian sandival wrote to the department of health and human services, saying he has been very supportive of the concept of collaborative efforts among nevada's blah, blah, blah. he wants that flexibility. utah's republican governor gary herbert had his staff write a similar letter, we're interested in being of assistance, in the work of providing flexib

american sml businesses face a mountain of regulations and taxes.etplace. we need an administration that will lessen tax burdens and government regulations that strangle sll businesses. while we face higher government-imposed costs, cheaper imports from overseas companies flood our markets. unnecessary regulations and mandates imposed on business make our products more expensive to make and less competitive to sell. we need a romney administration to ensure our country's competitivenes and give our companies the opportunity to expand and hire again. let's bring back that original american will to invent, ploy and prosper. thank you. [applause] >> ifill: steven cohen of ohio, one of a succession of small business people we've heard telling their own stories with the theme "we did build it." we're joined by senator ron johnson, elected in wisconsin during the republican wave of 2010, ousting democrat russ finegold. so you can maybe perhaps give us some understanding, senator, of how mitt romney i going to win wisconsin and win this election. barack ob

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