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’Time to turn the page’

Romney accepts nomination; vows to restore America's promise

BBC Online
Mitt Romney on Thursday pledged "to restore the promise of America", as he accepted the Republican presidential nomination at the party's convention in Florida.
Romney accused President Barack Obama of failing to deliver on his promises and presented his plan involving energy independence, cutting the budget deficit and creating jobs.
The Obama campaign said Romney had "no tangible ideas" and "would take our country backwards".
Romney will challenge the Democratic president in November's election.
His speech was the climax of the three-day Republican convention, which correspondents saw as an attempt to show the human side of a candidate who is sometimes accused of being opaque and distant.
Romney began the most important speech of his political career by accepting the nomination that he was overwhelmingly awarded on Tuesday by thousands of delegates at the gala in Tampa.
It secured him the position that eluded him in his first presidential bid in 2008, when Arizona Senator John McCain became the Republican nominee.
"I wish President Obama had succeeded because I want America to succeed," Romney said, in a speech that was watched by millions across the US.
He also levelled a barrage of attacks at President Obama: "The time has come to turn the page. Today the time has come for
us to put the disappointments of the last four years behind us. To put aside the divisiveness and the recriminations.
"Now is the time to restore the promise of America," he added.
Romney vowed to create 12 million American jobs over the next four years and turn around an economy saddled with an 8.3% unemployment rate.
He also pledged to make the US energy independent by2020, cut the national deficit and negotiate new trade agreements.
He accused the president of having "thrown allies like Israel under the bus", while being too lenient with Iran.
"Under my administration, our friends will see more loyalty and Putin will see a little less flexibility andmorebackbone," Romney said.
He brought the crowd to its feet when he pledged to repeal Obama's signature healthcare bill.
But Obama's campaign said the address contained little substance.
"Much like the entire Republican Convention, Mitt Romney's speech tonight offered many personal attacks and gauzy platitudes, but no tangible ideas to move the country forward," a statement said.
Appearing on stage earlier to pledge his support for Romney, Hollywood star Clint Eastwood raised eyebrows with an off-the-cuff monologue to an imaginary Obama in an empty chair.
Referring to the president, the actor told a rapturous audience: "When somebody does not do the job, you've got to let 'em go."