President Barack Obama and GOP Nominee Mitt Romney Speak with AARP

Where They Stand on Your Issues

President Barack Obama and GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney talk to AARP Bulletin

Illustration: Lorenzo Petrantoni; Source Photos: Obama: Kwaku Alston/Corbis Outline, Romney: Michael O'Neil/Corbis Outline Election 2012: Barack Obama (D) vs. Mitt Romney (R). Presidential nominees Barack Obama and Mitt Romney discussed the future of Medicare and Social Security, the health of the economy and Washington gridlock — all major concerns for older Americans. As a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, AARP neither endorses nor contributes to political candidates.

An open discussion about Medicare, Social Security and the health of our economy.

He talks Medicare, Social Security, jobs and his experience in the private and public sectors.
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