Is Obama versus Romney SOCIALISM versus CAPITALISM?
tncdel
2012/07/13 13:31:01
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Tinka123 2012/07/13 15:07:33NO [explain why you think not].






















Romney has advanced socialist programs and feels government regulation is a necessity, even when his Republican critics had expressed wholesale removal of them.
There have been many 'socialist' presidents who have secured 'capitalist' initiatives and 'capitalist' presidents who have expended political capital enacting 'socialist' programs.
Isn't that why many cities and states are in fiscal crap now?
They keep talking about growing the middle class by more govt jobs. They've added 10X more govt jobs than Bush did and unemployment gets worse.
The formula ain't working.
The problem is that recovering from a free fall takes time. the -0.84% Bush 2 left behind isn't being offset by the 0.75% the Obama administration is overseeing. Why? Because there are more people growing up than jobs being created.
And your assumption on tax sucking jobs is a fallacy.
1948:
top tax rate: above 80%
unemployment rate: 4%.
1980:
top tax rate: 70%
unemployment rate: 7.5%.
2010: top tax rate 35%
unemployment rate: 9.5%.
The formula doesn't work for you because you have no idea what you are talking about. Hopefully, this helps.
Besides, he definitely has never been a capitalist in public office. His record in Massachusetts proves it.
Look at the progressive Demopublican record over the last century, the Republicans can yap all they like about standing for the constitution and freedom but both corrupt major party's have wheeled and dealed and colluded to support increasingly centralized too big to fail cronyism, destroy our individual liberties and debase our wealth.
Repeal and Replace is no answer.
Romney has also been known to be pro-regulation, pro-choice, and also disassembled jobs to gain a profit for himself and his clients. Romney and Romney are as different as night and day.
http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
Further, Socialism is Government-demand in Capitalism. Essentially, the Government acts with greater control of the market, but it is still a market, nonetheless. Regardless, we clearly agree on most of these issues, so an argument wouldn't really make much sense.