Jobs Act: Obama v.s. Romney

Although President Obama and Mitt Romney do not have completely different ideas, they do differ from one another.  The biggest difference that we can see is that President Obama does not just want to support small business's expand and help the workers as individuals as well.  President Obama wants to provide incentives to small business owners to hire more and take a few more risks while Mitt Romney wants to build up the economy on the principals of hard work and innovation, basically telling the small business's to work harder and have the next new innovation to do well in life.  Romney also wants to fix the long term goals and not just focus on short term fixes this way the problems will not repeat.  He also wants to relinquish power to the states so that the federal government is not stuck finding the solution to every business.

     President Obama, on the other hand has alternative ideas. He does not want to just focus on small business but the people instead.  He wants to cut taxes on people's income so that they will come home with more money and have as much taken out of their paychecks that they have worked hard to earn.  He also wants to make help prevent teacher layoff's, and create more public works projects so that more people can earn money.  The public works project, such as fixing roads,subways, and bridges,would not only provide people with jobs, they would improve communities and cities by making the roads and bridges better to drive on safer, and the subways more efficient and have construction done faster.
We believe both sides have good ideas, but Mitt Romney just does not cover all of is bases. He has one main focus on small business while President Obama wants to help more than just small business owners.  Due to this fact we have to agree with President Obama's plan to create more jobs and help the people already working.