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President Obama in Fairfax,Virginia on October 5th, 2012

"My opponent has a different view. The other night, he said he would repeal Obamacare as soon as he took office.

[Crowd boos] don't boo -- vote. Vote.

[Applause] vote. But then he backtracked and said, no, wait, at least that will make sure to cover folks with pre-existing conditions. Then I explained, well, actually, your plan does not do that. That his campaign had to come out and say, actually, that is not true, our plan would not do that. So Governor Romney was the fact- checked by his own campaign. That is rough. That is rough.

[Applause] Even they know his plan would take away coverage for tens of millions of Americans. Governor Romney said he would get rid of planned parenthood funding. Apparently, this, along with big bird, is a driving the deficits."

Mitt Romney didn't tell the truth about Medicare.

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Mitt Romney misled Americans about his health care plan.

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Mitt Romney didn't tell the truth about his tax plan, his plan for Americans with pre-existing conditions, his Medicare plan, nor the President's Medicare plan. Why would Romney not tell the truth about what he'd do as President? Because his real plans would hurt the middle class.

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Harold Pollack teaches health policy and public health. When his mother-in-law died suddenly eight years ago, he and his wife became responsible for his brother-in-law Vincent, who is developmentally disabled. Without help from Medicaid and Medicare they wouldn't have been able to save for their daughters' college or prepare for their future.

Alfre Woodard shares why she supports President Obama and what he's done for women—like passing the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act and signing the Affrordable Care Act.

Allen West voted for Paul Ryan's plan that would "essentially end Medicare" and leave seniors at the mercy of the insurance industry.
Seniors would pay sixty four hundred dollars a year more ... While millionaires get more tax cuts.
Behind Allen West's talk? A plan that ends Medicare and "overwhelmingly benefits the rich."