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Mitt Romney calls Barack Obama’s handling of the economy ‘a moral failure of tragic proportions.’ Think Romney could do any better?

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  • loribird29 2012/06/13 17:00:45
    NO [tell us why not].
    loribird29
    trickle down does not work.
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  • Rod 2012/06/09 01:33:27
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    Rod
    Romney has a least had training in business academics plus he has practical experience on a major level. Obama was/is not qualified to do anything but community organizing and law clerking. I wouldn't hire Obama as a lawyer and I certainly would not want him teaching my children.
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  • cm 2012/06/09 00:17:12
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    cm
    Romney will do a much better job but so would a Ouija board
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  • frank 2012/06/08 17:19:31
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    frank
    +1
    Better - YES!
    Worse - NO!
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  • none 2012/06/08 17:08:50
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    none
    +1
    I know Romney could do better, he actually had a real job, he ran a business, he's a leader,he knows what a budget is.
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  • compufreek 2012/06/08 13:37:16
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    compufreek
    +1
    Romney has (like it or not) business savvy. Obama is just clueless!!!
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  • mwg0735 2012/06/08 08:19:12
  • mrdog 2012/06/08 06:31:36
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    mrdog
    +1
    Check the background of both candidates...then it is perfectly clear...bark
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  • Willy 2012/06/08 04:14:17
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    Willy
    +1
    Yes, anyone could do better. obama isn't trying to do better. He is trying to destroy us.
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  • Mrs. V 2012/06/08 03:36:05
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    Mrs. V
    +3
    Romney is Pro business. He has a higher stake in the country's future, because he has 5 children and 17 grandchildren.
    Obama and his Regulators have all but put the United States in a straight jacket when it comes to business.
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  • Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL* 2012/06/08 03:08:37
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL*
    +2
    Romney has it right regarding Obama. Romney has help create many start up companies now corporations .....Staples, Home Depot, Burger King and many others. He is for private sector not government sector. Obama is not friendly to American Businesses especially with always opening his big mouth about increasing taxes. Corporations pay 25% on MITA known as the Monthly Income Tax Allowance. Romney will keep the Bush Tax cut entittlements that will allow the American Businesses to hire more people in the private sector. Go Romney http://www.englishgraphic.com...
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  • wtw 2012/06/08 03:06:10
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    wtw
    +2
    Absolutely--Obamanomics has failed everywhere it has been tried in the past. Funny, but every state and Sweden that did the opposite is doing better than all the others--wow this is real hard to figure--which way to we go, to the old tired failed policies of the past or to what has been recently tried and proven to work like in Sweden!
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  • Stryder 2012/06/08 03:01:59
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    Stryder
    +3
    I have no doubt that Romney will do better.
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  • Rebel Yell 2012/06/08 02:27:28
    NO [tell us why not].
    Rebel Yell
    +1
    17 people from Team Bush are now advising Romney. So we would get the same freaking Bush policies all over again that almost ran this country right off a cliff. GWB has the lowest approval rating of any of the remaining former Presidents. No one in his right mind wants to revisit his policies. Romney doesn't have any of his own. Listen to him...
    " Obama, blah, blah". That's it. He signed every silly Norquist pledge out there and thinks Paul Ryan's disaster of a budget plan is just peachy keen.
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  • Flaming... Rebel Yell 2012/06/08 03:13:47
    Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL*
    Didd you ever bother to read or find out about Rand Paul and Ryans budget plan, clueless. The proposal was for reducing the debt within the next ten years and would force D.C. into responsible budget Planning, and forbidding D.C. from spending money it doesn't have and still doesn't have. Ph but i guess you're...never mind.
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  • Jane Flaming... 2012/06/08 04:21:38
    Jane
    Did you read it, these people want to take everything from the middle class and the poor but don't expect the 1% to contribute at all.
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  • Flaming... Jane 2012/06/09 04:42:50
    Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL*
    I stand by my statement. Where do you come up with such delusional belief...Oh i forgot you believe everything Obama says....No wonder.
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  • Jane Flaming... 2012/06/09 11:14:50
    Jane
    Where do I come up with such delusional belief????? It has been happening to my country every since Ronald Reagan. Where have you been?????
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  • Flaming... Jane 2012/06/10 03:26:59
    Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL*
    You happen to forget the failed Jimmy Carter. http://nation.foxnews.com/sit...
    So now how do you think i know my info? You have to be involved in gov't to know what is happening. Do you finally get it.
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  • Jane Flaming... 2012/06/12 03:07:28
    Jane
    You know enough to be dangerous.
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  • Flaming... Jane 2012/06/13 03:03:06
    Flamingo Flame Gem *AFCL*
    Get a life and learn something Jane. I;m outta here don;t respond no more and grow up.
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  • raine 2012/06/08 01:43:58
    NO [tell us why not].
    raine
    +2
    I don't think either can fix the mess Bush left. I can not vote for anyone running for president this year Both are wrong in so many ways
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  • David Lindner 2012/06/08 01:39:41
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    David Lindner
    +2
    he has real world experience.
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  • Jane David L... 2012/06/08 04:22:20
    Jane
    As a corporate raider.
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  • David L... Jane 2012/06/08 15:06:31
    David Lindner
    a corporate raider who created 100k jobs in one business alone?

    quit watching MSNBC
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  • Jane David L... 2012/06/08 17:55:24
    Jane
    I don't watch MSNBC, I don't even have cable. Please tell me what company you are referring to and I will research it.
    You do also know that he has destroyed many jobs, right
    You also know that he keeps a good portion of his money in foreign countries, right
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  • David L... Jane 2012/06/08 18:00:40
    David Lindner
    staples. look it up for yourself.

    Who wouldnt when the american economy is crashing because of the housing bubble that was created by clinton and carters housing policies.
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  • Jane David L... 2012/06/08 21:56:43
    Jane
    Staples is not a job that would allow you to raise a family and I believe he reduced their benefits drastically. Also, some of the story's were closed. He would turn the middle class into a bunch of Wal Mart workers.
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  • David L... Jane 2012/06/08 23:29:20
    David Lindner
    no evidence of that. That is just your spin.
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  • Jane David L... 2012/06/09 00:07:10
    Jane
    Have you been to Staples and talked to the people????
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  • David L... Jane 2012/06/09 00:16:54
    David Lindner
    no but why would anyone go off a small consensus
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  • Brian ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/06/08 01:28:26
    NO [tell us why not].
    Brian ☮ R P ☮ 2012 ☮
    +1
    I firmly believe he'll be exactly the same as his predecessors, continuing the exact same policies.
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  • Linda 2012/06/08 01:21:33
    NO [tell us why not].
    Linda
    +1
    I think not. Look what he did to his own state. Plus all the people he let go under while at Bain. and why all the secrecy of the Swiss and Cayman accounts. I don't hear anything coming from him on how he's going to fix it..
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  • tncdel Linda 2012/06/08 20:03:47
    tncdel
    Yes, why don't you? Obviously you didn't, from your answer. Romney, as governor of the bluest of blue states at the time, not only managed to BALANCE THE BUDGET several times, but also did so WITHOUT RAISING TAXES.

    Are you implying that you like Obama because he doesn't balance the budget and has the largest wave of taxes in U.S. history scheduled to hit us next year?
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  • ConLibFraud 2012/06/08 01:21:02
    NO [tell us why not].
    ConLibFraud
    Because he wont change what Bushwacker and Ofraud have started. He will continue the rape and pillage of America.
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  • Savior 2012/06/08 01:15:18
  • bob h. 2012/06/08 01:14:31
    NO [tell us why not].
    bob h.
    +3
    Romney never in his life had a legit job. Ruined Mass, became a vulture capitalist, hides money in Switzerland, Cayman's, refuses to show tax returns.
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  • john Kills 2012/06/08 01:05:45
    NO [tell us why not].
    john Kills
    The dollars will fail.
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  • JMCC 2012/06/08 01:00:06 (edited)
    NO [tell us why not].
    JMCC
    +3
    If Mitt Romney actually understood the problem that faces us right now, he would be coming up with some new rhetoric and a completely different course of action.

    The right wing Conservative government are already two years down the road on the Bildeburg plan and it is not working...

    Unemployment is up, people are starving and the people without full time employment is at 11 % and rising which is mostly young and with good college degrees,

    The issue is that this "economic game" of who can be the richest has got to the stage where there is a stalemate - nobody trusts anybody and nobody is prepared to let go of what is rapidly becoming worthless.

    Lastly it may be legal to avoid paying tax by moving money offshore, but is it moral or even patriotic?
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  • wers 2012/06/08 00:54:32
    YES, I think Romney is more qualified to remedy our nation's economic woes [t...
    wers
    +3
    Romney can at least balance a checkbook, salute the flag, and take responsibility for his successes and failures........NONE of which Ofako can or will ever do!
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