Biden Speaks to Large Crowd of Supporters
Vice President Joe Biden spoke to hundreds of supporters about the President’s plans for the country, that included a major focus on jobs.
"The President of the United States Barack Obama knows creating jobs here in America, keeping jobs here in America and bringing jobs back to America is the President’s job."
Biden says he and Obama know how to create jobs in America, beginning with the middle class.
"The President and I have a different way forward. We know the way to create good jobs is the old-fashioned way from the middle out, not from the top down."
Supporters, still brimming with excitement from the Democratic National Convention, are now even more ready for the election after hearing biden’s speech.
"I think the message is a wonderful message. I think we need to hear it, we need to be reassured that our needs are going to be met through this new election and I’m very confident that Joe Biden, President Obama will fulfill their promises to us," said Liesta Walker, Obama-Biden Supporter.
The Zanesville community continues to show its determination to suceed during this campaign.
"We want to be able to participate, we want to help stand firm and making those changes that will make our lives better. Middle class America has shrunk to the point of almost extinction and we want to begin to build that back up," said Walker.
Biden reminded the crowd of the importance of America’s soldiers.
"We must never forget their sacrifices, and always keep them in our care, keep them in our prayers, because they need our prayers."
This is a critical time in the history of the nation, especially for Ohio.
"I think Ohio will very likely decide who the winner of the presidential election is, it’s a very close election the polls are very but Ohio is the ultimate swing state," said Former Governor of Ohio, ted Strickland.
Biden ended his speech by chiding Mitt Romney for saying America is in decline.
"I’ve got news for Governor Romney and Congressman Ryan, gentleman it is never, never, ever been a good bet to bet against the American people."
