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Think Mitt Romney can get the U.S. up-graded by Moody's back to where it was before Obama?

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  • HOMBRE 2012/09/19 18:41:54
    YES [comment as you wish].
    HOMBRE
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    Business is Romney specialty.Im sure he will have to fire all of Obama czars though.
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  • frank 2012/09/20 17:27:37
    YES [comment as you wish].
    frank
    I'm not 100% sure if anybody can but I know Omama can't or won't
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  • Jeff Smith 2012/09/20 12:37:52
  • mrdog 2012/09/20 07:09:50
    YES [comment as you wish].
    mrdog
    180 change in direction of our current policies...yes it will return...bark
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  • mwg0735 2012/09/20 05:44:23
  • Irish little 2012/09/20 00:49:54
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Irish little
    The damage is done { badly} and it will take decades to wright this wrong. It would take MITT four { yes , 4 } terms at the least.
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  • pdt_ski 2012/09/20 00:35:23
    YES [comment as you wish].
    pdt_ski
    As long as they can avoid the Fiscal Cliff, that's a start. The Fed has been let off the leash for now. With someone who doesn't hate finance inside the Fed won't be so hasty. .. even if it isn't "possible" it is more likely with Romney than Obama. Obama's track record of pursuing an initial bailout then forsaking the economy entirely (just as it could have gotten better) in order to pursue his Health Plan is a pattern repeated throughout his presidency.
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  • mich52 2012/09/19 22:41:39
    YES [comment as you wish].
    mich52
    +1
    Sure the Tea Party House will work for Mitt instead of hindering him.. The GOP will slash entitlements and cut taxes even more..
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  • tncdel mich52 2012/09/19 23:18:15
    tncdel
    +1
    The Tea Party's "clout" pales by comparison to that enjoyed by Obama. And you can be damned sure Lamestream won't give Romney the same free passes Obama has received.
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  • Lady Whitewolf 2012/09/19 22:18:41
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Lady Whitewolf
    +2
    He thinks tossing more money at his rich buddies is gonna get the US upgraded at Moodys?

    Gimme a break.
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  • tncdel Lady Wh... 2012/09/19 23:20:22
    tncdel
    +1
    Apparently you either are ignorant of Romney's ability, or choose to remain so. Romney's record in business is formidable. Obama's is non-existent... unless you call using taxpayer money to bail-out companies as an "accomplishment."
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  • mwg0735 tncdel 2012/09/20 05:45:18
  • Cal 2012/09/19 21:26:24
    YES [comment as you wish].
    Cal
    +2
    Most likely no, that's going to take decades, and we'll need to get our economy stabilized before even hoping to begin that process. I do believe he'll set us on the right path to get there though. With Obama in office again we'll be lucky if we have a credit rating by 2016.
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  • mikeeonly 2012/09/19 21:25:01
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    mikeeonly
    +1
    not a chance, he's too Republican
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  • Cal mikeeonly 2012/09/19 21:25:24
    Cal
    +2
    Which is his key strength. He wont spend like Obama.
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  • tncdel mikeeonly 2012/09/19 23:21:44
    tncdel
    +1
    A capitalist, yes. You really think leftwing socialism is the answer? Ask Greece, Portugal and Spain how well they've done under it.
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  • Rebel Yell 2012/09/19 20:57:27
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Rebel Yell
    +2
    Romney won't do jack sheet.

    Romney: “I can create faster growth than what you’ve seen from the president.”

    But unlike President Obama—who still touts the American Jobs Act—Romney doesn’t have a solution for improving the immediate situation; at most, he has a wish list of policies that Republicans pursue regardless of economic conditions: tax cuts, deregulation and reduced social spending. Voters seem to be aware of this—according to the most recent ABC News/Washington Post poll, only 33 percent say that cutting taxes would create jobs.
    Every economist worth his salt says the only way to right this ship is to cut spending AND increase revenue... the same thing the President has been saying....."a balanced approach, and that revenues need to be a part of that approach, especially ending taxpayer-funded giveaways to corporations that don't need them." The Republicans reply? No Can Do.
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  • Lady Wh... Rebel Yell 2012/09/19 22:19:38
    Lady Whitewolf
    +1
    well said
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  • John Wa... Lady Wh... 2012/09/19 22:44:25
    John Walker II
    "no can do" in republican speak means "Don't touch my money!"
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  • tncdel Lady Wh... 2012/09/19 23:26:30
    tncdel
    So what about Obama's "job plan" I noted above? Any comments about that, or will you plead the 5th? :)~
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  • tncdel Rebel Yell 2012/09/19 23:25:39
    tncdel
    +1
    Obama's "jobs plan" was to unconstitutionally give over a million work permits to illegal aliens, plus outsource millions of jobs to China, Brazil, etc.

    And also outsourced over 3 million other jobs RIGHT UNDER OUR VERY NOSES, by granting over 3 million work visas to foreigners since he took office. And as if that wasn't bad enough, Obama has also unconstitutionally been giving amnesty to illegals for a mere $465 processing fee.

    See:
    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...

    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...

    http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
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  • Mark P. 2012/09/19 20:27:28
    YES [comment as you wish].
    Mark P.
    +2
    Right now we are facing another down grade.
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  • say what? 2012/09/19 19:35:13
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    say what?
    +2
    Too many citizens will not tolerate the steps required and he will not have the support of the media. Besides I doubt he will even try to save our economy, freedoms or sovereignty. He is a corrupted globalist.
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  • tncdel say what? 2012/09/19 23:28:50
    tncdel
    ???? You have Romney confused with Obama, the Soros' puppet globalist. Romney's a capitalist who believes it is in his best interest to support U.S. sovereignty, not try to destroy it and dissolve our borders as Obama has been relentlessly trying to do. See this NON-PARTISAN report here:
    https://www.numbersusa.com/co...
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  • say what? tncdel 2012/09/20 00:05:21
    say what?
    I think you and numbersusa have Romney confused with an honest person. He just says what he thinks the voters want to hear. We'll see what he does after the election.I expect he will be a U.N. puppet same as obama is. I do hope I am wrong about him.
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  • none 2012/09/19 19:19:48
    YES [comment as you wish].
    none
    +3
    He stands a much better chance that the ,never had a a real job, POS we've got now.
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  • GUAPO~LMAO!~ 2012/09/19 19:17:45
    YES [comment as you wish].
    GUAPO~LMAO!~
    +3
    Because he has experience and 0bama doesn't or better yet.. 0bama wants to ruin this country and the American people.

    obama destroying america
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  • American Girl 2012/09/19 19:02:22
    YES [comment as you wish].
    American Girl
    +3
    I think he is just the person who can do it.
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  • Annette 2012/09/19 18:57:28
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Annette
    +2
    The dollar is set to fail regardless of who takes office. The best the next administration can do is perhaps forestall any more downgrading. It will take the concerted efforts of all Americans to help bring the dollar back up - and that has to start with a Congress strong enough and smart enough to make the BIG cuts this country has to make in order to achieve that. The first thing I would do in that arena is stop supplying money to the Muslim nations. Bring our people home and let them fend for themselves. Then open up oil drilling and shale extractions everywhere possible here. Negotiate with Canada to help us with the pipeline from Alaska to America and use the oil there. Bring back our coal mines, and withdraw the ridiculous rules and regulations that have been placed on corporate America (particularly small business owners).
    I would free up the Educational system from the yoke of oppression by the government and send it back into the hands of states to figure out and work out. I would immediately rescind every single executive order 0vomit ever wrote, and a lot that other presidents have put into play the 0vomit has drawn from to stifle this country.
    I would incorporate a pro-active rather than a knee-jerk reaction to securing our borders and I would completel...

    The dollar is set to fail regardless of who takes office. The best the next administration can do is perhaps forestall any more downgrading. It will take the concerted efforts of all Americans to help bring the dollar back up - and that has to start with a Congress strong enough and smart enough to make the BIG cuts this country has to make in order to achieve that. The first thing I would do in that arena is stop supplying money to the Muslim nations. Bring our people home and let them fend for themselves. Then open up oil drilling and shale extractions everywhere possible here. Negotiate with Canada to help us with the pipeline from Alaska to America and use the oil there. Bring back our coal mines, and withdraw the ridiculous rules and regulations that have been placed on corporate America (particularly small business owners).
    I would free up the Educational system from the yoke of oppression by the government and send it back into the hands of states to figure out and work out. I would immediately rescind every single executive order 0vomit ever wrote, and a lot that other presidents have put into play the 0vomit has drawn from to stifle this country.
    I would incorporate a pro-active rather than a knee-jerk reaction to securing our borders and I would completely disband the TSA and other such organizations and would institute better and more proven methods of securing our citizens' freedoms.
    And I would welcome back those industries that have found it necessary to abandon America due to 0vomit's unhealthy regulations.
    It will take years to raise the standard of the dollar again; but we have the capability, the talent, and the ingenuity and know-how to do exactly that.
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  • Seeker62 2012/09/19 18:54:28
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Seeker62
    +3
    Absolutely not. The problem is two fold. The first part is that our federal government spends more each year than it takes in. The second part is that we allow the Federal Reserve to continually print money which devalues our dollar and thereby reduces the purchasing power of our populace which in turn shrinks our economy. Neither Romney nor Obama are going to do anything that will change either of those two problems during their terms.
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  • pdt_ski Seeker62 2012/09/20 00:39:06
    pdt_ski
    I largely agree with you on this. The situation is pretty grim.
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  • Seeker62 pdt_ski 2012/09/20 19:24:06
    Seeker62
    But the media would have you believe that there is such a vast difference between the two candidates on economic policy that it is like daylight and dark. The truth is they both subscribe to Keynesian economic theory. The only difference is the degree to which they would print and spend money and to whom they would give it. To have a different choice we would have to have a candidate who subscribes to a different economic theory. Like say Austrian economic theory.
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  • Old Salt 2012/09/19 18:53:46
    YES [comment as you wish].
    Old Salt
    +3
    YES.... since the heaviest weight on the decisions of financial stability is NOT where one is on their capital portfolio..... but WHERE WILL THEY BE!

    With Romney/Ryan, we are guaranteed to at least TACKLE that in our future! With obama, we are guaranteed of just more debt, more govt spending and more govt printing of lesser and lesser valued currency! :(
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  • Seeker62 Old Salt 2012/09/19 19:46:25
    Seeker62
    +2
    I will bet you that if Romney gets elected, at the end of his term (even if it is 8 years) the government will still be spending more at that time than it takes in and the federal reserve will still be printing money out of thin air.
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  • Pacomutts 2012/09/19 18:49:13
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Pacomutts
    +2
    I sure hope not, that would leave us in the same deficit and the downhill slide as when W was president!
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  • Sister Jean 2012/09/19 18:48:46
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    Sister Jean
    +1
    no
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  • Dave**Gay for Girls** 2012/09/19 18:43:03
    YES [comment as you wish].
    Dave**Gay for Girls**
    +3
    Romney will beat back the deficit
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  • HOMBRE 2012/09/19 18:41:54
    YES [comment as you wish].
    HOMBRE
    +4
    Business is Romney specialty.Im sure he will have to fire all of Obama czars though.
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  • mal 2012/09/19 18:38:17
    NO [tell us why you think not].
    mal
    +2
    maybe,maybe not, were in deep corruption most politicians need replacing and constant watching..
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  • Lady Wh... mal 2012/09/19 22:20:41
    Lady Whitewolf
    +3
    We need TERM LIMITS.
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  • John Wa... Lady Wh... 2012/09/19 22:46:40
    John Walker II
    +1
    Absolutely.
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