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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Friday called the latest lackluster jobs report a "kick in the gut." 
  
 Romney put the blame on the White House’s economic policies, saying President Obama has failed to create jobs and that it is time for a change. 
  
 "This kick in the gut has got to end," Romney said. 
  
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 Romney said he would provide a new plan that would lower tax rates, bolster growth and create jobs. 
  
 “My plan calls for action that will get America working again and create good jobs in the near term and long term,” Romney said shortly after the release of the June jobs report, which found the economy added only 80,000 jobs for the month. 
  
 If elected, Romney said he would implement new trade deals, especially in Latin America, and crack down on China. He also said he would focus on domestic energy production, including building the Keystone oil pipeline. 
  
 “Millions and millions of families are struggling and suffering because the president's policies have not worked for them,” Romney said at a press conference in New Hampshire, where he is on vacation with his family. 
  
 “And I represent a very different course. I have a better path — one that has been demonstrated time and again over our history to encourage job growth in this country.” 
  
 Democrats, including Obama, have argued that Romney's policies are just a redux of failed Republican initiatives that led to the 2008 financial crisis, massive job losses and the 18-month recession that started in December 2007 and officially ended in June 2009. 
  
 Following Romney's comments, Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt said Romney’s economic plan “would not create one job, would not reduce the deficit one cent and could lead the United States into another recession.” 
  
 Romney said the jobs numbers “understate what people are feeling and the amount of pain which is occurring in middle-class America.” 
  
 “In the case of President Obama, we've looked at almost four years of policies that have not gotten America working again,” he said. 
  
 Romney said high corporate tax rates must be lowered, and that Obama’s healthcare law must be repealed. 
  
 He called the 8.2 percent rate of unemployment “unacceptably high” and criticized the president for being unable to follow to bring the rate down to about 5.6 percent this year. 
  
 “And the president is going to have to stand up and take responsibility for it,” Romney said. ||||| President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney faced off with starkly opposing views of the new jobs numbers Friday — Romney called them a “kick in the gut” while Obama saw “a step in the right direction” — as the U.S. economy added only 80,000 jobs in June and the nation’s unemployment rate remained stuck at 8.2 percent. 
  
 “Millions and millions of families are struggling because the president’s policies haven’t worked,” Romney said during a press conference in Wolfeboro, N.H., shortly after the Labor Department reported the new figures, which were widely regarding as disappointing. “The president’s policies have clearly not been successful in reigniting this economy, in putting people back to work and in opening factories across this country.” 
  
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 The presumptive Republican nominee added, “American families are struggling. There’s a lot of misery in America today. … The president is going to have to stand up and take responsibility for it.” 
  
 ”The president doesn’t have a plan. … It’s just the same old ideas that have failed,” Romney continued. “It doesn’t have to be this way. America can do better. And this kick in the gut has got to end.” 
  
 The weaker-than-expected numbers came as Obama is on the second day of a campaign bus tour in battleground Ohio, where he blamed past Republican policies for the nation’s economic woes and took some shots at Romney’s work for Bain Capital. 
  
 June’s job growth is “a step in the right direction, but we can’t be satisfied because our goal was never to just keep on working to get back to where we were back in 2007,” Obama said in Poland, Ohio, as he cited the private sector’s creation of 4.4 million jobs over the past 28 months. “I want to get back to a time when middle-class families and those working to get into the middle class had some basic security. That’s our goal.” 
  
 He added, “It’s still tough out there. … We’ve got to grow the economy faster and put even more people back to work.” 
  
 About his opponent and Bain, Obama said, “Mr. Romney’s … company, how he started, were called the ‘pioneers of business outsourcing.’ That’s his experience. My experience is working with workers and management to save the auto industry. I’ll fight to save your jobs.” 
  
 Obama, who did not directly address the jobs numbers until about 10 minutes into his speech to a crowd of supporters, said Romney is pushing policies that were at the heart of the nation’s economic crisis. 
  
 “We tried it in the decade before I took office,” Obama said of Romney’s economic platform. “Let’s look at what happened: We saw us fighting two wars on a credit card, the tax cuts turned a surplus into a deficit. And the lack of regulation resulted in what happened on Wall Street, and we ended up with the biggest crisis that we’ve ever seen.” |||||

It's the first Friday of the month, which means President Obama and Mitt Romney are trading accusations about a weak jobs report: Obama: The jobs growth may be tepid, but "it's a step in the right direction," he said in Ohio. "It's still tough out there," but returning Republicans to power will only make things worse. Of his opponent: “Mr. Romney’s … company, how he started, were called the ‘pioneers of business outsourcing.’ That’s his experience. My experience is working with workers and management to save the auto industry. I’ll fight to save your jobs.” More at Politico. Romney: "This kick in the gut has got to end," he said in New Hampshire. “Millions and millions of families are struggling because the president’s policies haven’t worked. The president’s policies have clearly not been successful in reigniting this economy, in putting people back to work and in opening factories across this country.” More at the Hill.