What issue is most important to you in this election?
Mopeder
2012/05/14 23:54:25
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Make a decision, pick the one that you think is most important. It's not complicated.
recover.
Gay marriage, birth control and the death penalty have no place in this election.
PS. Immigration should be curtailed, legal and illegal. That is my opinion.
see below.
How does that put one burger on the table?
How does that make the mortgage payment?
How does that pay for utilities?
How does that help small business?
How does that bring manufacturing back?
btw....... you're hero dropped out today. It's officially OVER
Through this indirect taxation, the govt. is able to generate twice as much revenue without directly raising taxes by one dime. And they do it off the backs of those living hand to mouth, who* btw - on a regular, spend more within our economy.
And positive job creation would require more than that. But considering that Conservatives laud lowering taxes as a means of job creation - I'd think you would favor such a solution. Am I to understand that you reject that as the foundation of the con platform, i.e. lowering taxes to create jobs?
It doesn't make a damn bit of difference what the inflation rate is or what the lower income tax brackets are if nobody is collecting a paycheck and merely trying to make ends meet on welfare & unemployment.
No, government doesn't create any jobs that increase the economy, rather the opposite.
The governments role is to get the hell out of the way and allow Capitalism work the way it did in the 20's & 50's.
It's up to the legislators to lift the restrictions, allowing businesses to hire, manufacture, grow and expand.
I know govt. doesn't create jobs. So why should job creation be the primary issue surrounding this election?
We cannot do anything about what's out there except for what Regan did with the 13% more currency Carter had the treasury print up and inject into worldwide circulation.
It has to be slowly wicked back out. We can't just destroy the paper.
"So why should job creation be the primary issue surrounding this election?"
You're kidding..... right? Getting the right team of experienced, knowledgeable people in cabinet positions and secretaries of all the Departments is paramount.
That is where policy can be changed in a heartbeat.
Imagine what we could start on tomorrow if the head of Dept. of Energy and Interior and the EPA announced we were moving ahead with Keystone XL and opening all federal lands for production?
The Green River Formation holds 3 trillion barrels of proven reserves.... 1/2 of that is economically retrievable which is more fossil fuel then all the known reserves put together throughout the world.
That ONE area has been drilled on and explored by Shell and others for decades and it's only 100-350 ft. deep. Problem is, the Feds bought up all the land in the 590's when it was first discovered and it will take some of the right people to cut the red tape.
Same thing with Dept. of Labor & Commerce. Get the right people in their to roll b...
We cannot do anything about what's out there except for what Regan did with the 13% more currency Carter had the treasury print up and inject into worldwide circulation.
It has to be slowly wicked back out. We can't just destroy the paper.
"So why should job creation be the primary issue surrounding this election?"
You're kidding..... right? Getting the right team of experienced, knowledgeable people in cabinet positions and secretaries of all the Departments is paramount.
That is where policy can be changed in a heartbeat.
Imagine what we could start on tomorrow if the head of Dept. of Energy and Interior and the EPA announced we were moving ahead with Keystone XL and opening all federal lands for production?
The Green River Formation holds 3 trillion barrels of proven reserves.... 1/2 of that is economically retrievable which is more fossil fuel then all the known reserves put together throughout the world.
That ONE area has been drilled on and explored by Shell and others for decades and it's only 100-350 ft. deep. Problem is, the Feds bought up all the land in the 590's when it was first discovered and it will take some of the right people to cut the red tape.
Same thing with Dept. of Labor & Commerce. Get the right people in their to roll back ridiculous regulations and restrictions and new businesses will be popping up all over. If those who moved over seas don't want to come back.... fine. New investors and entrepreneurs will join the game and get in the fight right here.
Once small business owners are able to build a product and sell it here at a competitive price, we wont be importing all the crap from east Asia.
Romney can do this. He's smart, knows how work with people, how to pick the best people to run the various aspects and knows he doesn't have to be a one man band. That's how he was so successful with Bain.
They didn't build the products and provide the services.... they backed those with the know-how and allowed them to do their thing.
Having the luxury to choose dept. heads and cabinet are almost as important as the Presidency itself.
He did a terrific job with the 2002 Olympics. They were in the hole by $350Million, many were talking about canceling the games and he saved the whole she-bang, with a $100Million profit for the the city.
He also donated his entire 3 year salary and kicked in another $1.4 Million out of pocket.
If nothing else, America NEEDED something to cheer about and feel good, only a year after 9/11 and he made it happen.
It's a way of saying "I quit", but still be able to collect money bombs, legally.
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hmm, already one for gay marriage. No offense, but that seems like something of a none-issue, in the sense that your country has much more important issues.