Mitt Romney Delivers Victory Speech After Winning Arizona And Michigan

Mitt Romney did his victory speech last night admitting he didn’t win by much, “but we won by enough, and that’s what counts.” Romney told the crowd of supporters, “this president, by the way, he likes to remind us that he inherited an economy that was in crisis. But he doesn’t like to remind us that he also inherited a Democrat congress. He had majorities in both the House and Senate. He was free to pursue any policy is pleased.” “This campaign is about saving the soul of America. This election comes down to two very different visions of America. It’s a choice between becoming of and by Washington or remaining a nation of and by free people. A choice between entitlement society and the land of opportunity. A choice between squandering America’s promise and restoring that promise for future generations,” Romney said.