President Obama, campaigning in Florida on Thursday, ramped up his talk on healthcare and Medicare, seeking to convince voters — including the state’s senior citizens — that Mitt Romney’s ideas are “the wrong way to go.”
Speaking to a crowd at a convention center in Jacksonville, Obama said Romney plans to roll back healthcare reform, “forcing more than 200,000 Floridians to pay more for their prescription drugs.”
Pivoting to his tax-extension proposal during his remarks, Obama said it’s “wrong to ask seniors to pay more for Medicare just so millionaires and billionaires can pay less in taxes.”
Read more on Obama's Florida speech on The Hill.
