Putting Jobs First, Romney in VA

Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney speaks during a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company on June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia. Romney talked about, "Putting Jobs First," which was his headline banner for the campaign stop. Also, Romney took stabs at President Obama's Health Care, which will be ruled on tomorrow by the Supreme Court.

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is surprised by the turn out during a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill)

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak at a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill)

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak at a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill)

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak at a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill)

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak at a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill)

STERLING, VA - JUNE 27:  Republican Presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speak at a campaign event at the Electronic Instrumentation and Technology company June 27, 2012 in Sterling, Virginia (Photo by Craig Bisacre/The Hill) 

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