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Posted at 08:39 PM ET, 05/30/2012

Romney: Obama’s economic approach ’immoral’

By Georgetown/ On Faith

In this May 29, 2012 file photo, Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks in Las Vegas. President Barack Obama's campaign was opening a new critique of Mitt Romney's record on Wednesday, focusing attention on the Republican nominee's economic agenda while he served as governor of Massachusetts. (Mary Altaffer - AP) “I think it’s not just bad economics, I think it’s immoral for us to pass on those burdens [of high deficits] to our kids. If I’m president I’ll go after that deficit and get America on track to a balanced budget.”

Mitt Romney Calls Barack Obama’s economic approach immoral.

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By Georgetown/ On Faith | 08:39 PM ET, 05/30/2012

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