May 5, 201214 yr Author Not necessarily.. But if the government regulates and taxes them to death there is no reason for them to risk more investment... Would you? Google "Bush Obama Regulations". Fact of the matter is that there is no material difference between regs and cost of regs under Reagan, Bush Sr., Bush W. and Obama. Just more hoo-hah from the cons.
May 6, 201214 yr The difference between Romney and Obama is similar to the difference between getting punched in the face and being kicked in the balls.
May 6, 201214 yr I'm sure the leaders of more than several industries such as coal, power, oil, concrete and many more would disagree. Because of Obamas EPA regulations,cost of doing business for some companies have more than doubled.. Just for fact of the matter..
May 6, 201214 yr The difference between Romney and Obama is similar to the difference between getting punched in the face and being kicked in the balls. :lol:
May 6, 201214 yr Author The difference between Romney and Obama is similar to the difference between getting punched in the face and being kicked in the balls. So if you're a woman, one's much more preferable than the other...
May 9, 201214 yr Author Vote Romney, Obama picked North Carolina to beat Ky. Vote Richie Farmer, he played for Kentucky.
May 11, 201214 yr We have a Congress that is not working. President Obama in my opinion is partially or even largely responsible for the mess on the Hill. Even if he isn't responsible at all, he hasn't shown that he has the skill set needed to lead and straighten out the mess. I'm willing to vote for Romney in the hope that his past experiences leading businesses and working with a Democratic legislature in Mass. gives him the ability to get enough Congressmen/women out of the trenches and working together. It is sure not because I believe in all the same things that Romney believes, although all in all, I'm more in line with Romney than President Obama. I certainly don't expect Romney to attack gun ownership rights. I have that ominous feeling that President Obama will do so if he gets a second term. Don't know it for a fact but don't want to chance it. Romney is no deficit cutting shark, but more likely to reduce the deficit than President Obama. If what they say about the economy being heavily influenced by the thoughts and beliefs of businesses and people, I think Romney is more likely to influence those beliefs in a positive way. I think Romney is more pro business and in this economic environment the business leaders will respond more positively to Romney. President Obama, rightly or wrongly, has been throwing Wall Street and big business under the bus for the last 4 years. Not hard to figure out why they would be more encouraged if Ronmey wins. Those are just my thoughts influencing my vote.
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