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Romney Wins Iowa Caucus by 8 Votes

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For those of us unfamiliar, fill us in on what is so comedic?

 

How is losing jobs a fix to this economy? He did save some companies and make them stronger, much like Obama did with GM (I think they are number 1 this year aren't they?)

 

The fact that he is comparing Romney's business resume with Obama's is funny.

Now how can you say there was a net job loss? If the companies were struggling can you say for sure that those jobs would have been around? If so, for how long? How were the assets that were sold used? Did those sold assets play a part in creating new jobs? How many? You and I helped save GM. The difference is that Obama used my money and Romney didn't.

 

All good points. Some companies are in such bad shape that jobs have to be cut in order for the rest of the jobs being saved.

How many more libertarian positions does Romney have over Obama? Specifics please.

 

Also, what did Romney specifically do while Governor of MA that shows he will fix the economy?

 

He came in MA with a deficit of 3 billion. By 2004 the state had a 700 million dollar surplus. He left office in 2007 and still had a surplus. Unemployment dropped while he was in office, taxes were lowered, spending cuts happened among other things. You'll have to do research. I just got that bit of info on wiki.

 

I don't know that either of them hold strong libertarian positions. Romney's policies would put individualism on a higher pedistal than Obama's. Obama has made it clear that he would like the federal gov't to be stronger. He would prefer social equality over individual freedom. Basics and fundamentals such as these are what makes the two different.

He came in MA with a deficit of 3 billion. By 2004 the state had a 700 million dollar surplus. He left office in 2007 and still had a surplus. Unemployment dropped while he was in office, taxes were lowered, spending cuts happened among other things. You'll have to do research. I just got that bit of info on wiki.

 

I don't know that either of them hold strong libertarian positions. Romney's policies would put individualism on a higher pedistal than Obama's. Obama has made it clear that he would like the federal gov't to be stronger. He would prefer social equality over individual freedom. Basics and fundamentals such as these are what makes the two different.

This tells me all I need...

 

With your post above I thought I'd get a well-thought out and thoroughly researched post on Romney's libertarian ways. Instead, I stand by my statement that Romney is no closer to my views than Obama. If forced to pick between the two, I'd stay with the devil I know. Luckily, I think I'll have another choice.

This tells me all I need...

 

With your post above I thought I'd get a well-thought out and thoroughly researched post on Romney's libertarian ways. Instead, I stand by my statement that Romney is no closer to my views than Obama. If forced to pick between the two, I'd stay with the devil I know. Luckily, I think I'll have another choice.

 

To be honest, I haven't had time to do a well thought out post. I try to stay away from that website but it was a quick glance. However, just because I obtained the info on wiki doesn't mean its false. Also, you won't get a post of his libertarian ways because, as I just stated, neither of them hold strong libertarian beliefs.

I may eat my words, but I have strong doubts that the evangelicals, born-agains, most of the South, etc. comes out for a Mormon.

 

This is one of the dumbest comments I have ever read.

To be honest, I haven't had time to do a well thought out post. I try to stay away from that website but it was a quick glance. However, just because I obtained the info on wiki doesn't mean its false. Also, you won't get a post of his libertarian ways because, as I just stated, neither of them hold strong libertarian beliefs.
Fair enough. So I guess it's fair to ask how anyone can consider themselves libertarian if they are voting for Romney? Isn't that what you first questioned me about in regards to Obama?
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New Hampshire's 1st in the Nation Primary is tonight....The real intriguing thing to watch is who comes in 2nd. Romney has 1st wrapped up, but it will be interesting to see if Paul, Santorum, or Huntsman comes in second.

Why? I know of many Christians that are very anti-Mormon.

 

Republicans are more concerned with getting Obama out of office. He will lose few votes, if any, for being mormon. The majority of people have a far greater concern than your assessment.

I'd love to know why...

 

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More Christians are anti-Obama than anti-Mormon.

Republicans are more concerned with getting Obama out of office. He will lose few votes, if any, for being mormon. The majority of people have a far greater concern than your assessment.
...what is this based on?

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