Discuss as:  Romney hits Obama on economy, S&P downgrade
CONCORD, NH -- At a Chamber of Commerce roundtable and brief
press conference beforehand, Mitt Romney wasted no time in
hammering President Obama's handling of the economy.  "I'm
afraid the president is just out of his depth at understanding
how the private economy works." Romney told reporters here.  He
also said Obama turned Harry Truman's axiom on its head by
placing blame for the S&P downgrade on Congress, saying that the
new motto for this White House should be: "The buck stops
somewhere else."  In a Q&A session with local business leaders,
Romney explained his usual seven-point economic plan, and also
maintained his support for New Hampshire becoming a right-to-
work state. A bill was passed by the New Hampshire legislature
earlier this summer, but vetoed by the state's Democratic
governor.  In his remarks today, Romney also landed what also
might have been a faint jab at Texas Gov. Rick Perry in
discussing his Massachusetts health-care law, which