This afternoon, Mitt Romney introduced a “business plan for the American economy” to an audience at McCandless International Trucks in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Speaking to the friendly crowd in a blue blazer and khaki pants, Romney outlined his 59-point jobs and economic plan, including 10 proposals he says he would implement on his first day in office.

Romney said he would immediately (if elected) send Congress five pieces of legislation. These bills would lower the corporate tax rate to 25 percent, implement trade agreements with South American countries and South Korea, order the feds to survey America’s domestic energy resources, block grant federal retraining programs to the states, and cut non-security discretionary spending by 5 percent.