Mitt Romney releases some of the details of his jobs plan, to be officially announced later today, in a USA Today op-ed:

I will introduce a plan consisting of 59 specific proposals — including 10 concrete actions I will take on my first day in office — to turn around America’s economy. Each proposal is rooted in the conservative premise that government itself cannot create jobs. At best, government can provide a framework in which economic growth can occur. All too often, however, government gets in the way. The past three years of unparalleled government expansion have retaught that lesson all too well.
Only the individual initiative of entrepreneurs, workers, investors and inventors enables companies, and our economy as a whole, to flourish. We must once again unleash the tremendous economic potential of the American people. The contrast between what the Obama administration has done and what I would do as president could not be starker.

The rest of the op-ed details Romney’s plans to slash taxes, reduce regulation, promote free trade, increase access to domestic energy sources, and end the spending binge. Full piece here.