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Tbh Obama hasn't really had a chance to do shit since he has been President except for Obamacare, and finally get Bin Laden.......That's about it mainly because everytime the poor bastard tries to do something the house of senate (which has mainly been republican) has turned him down at every opportunity they had gotten, thus Obama not being able to do anything other than what would make them happy.

In my honest opinion, if Romney becomes president, this country will become even worse, and we will end up in yet another Civil War, trying to overturn the Government. His idea for "bringing us out of the deficit" is to and taxes to the middle class while re-leaving the wealthy of their taxes making them pay less as we pay more. He also wants to make guns easier to purchase within the states, while we are in such a downward spiral...There ya go genius give more guns to more people who don't need them and will cause more anarchy than be beneficial to our country. Also why the hell do they call Obamacare bad for the country, when it is actually good for the country.

If I voted I would be voting for Obama 100 times before I even begin to think about voting for Romney
 
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Tbh Obama hasn't really had a chance to do shit since he has been President except for Obamacare, and finally get Bin Laden.......That's about it mainly because everytime the poor bastard tries to do something the house of senate (which has mainly been republican) has turned him down at every opportunity they had gotten, thus Obama not being able to do anything other than what would make them happy.

In my honest opinion, if Romney becomes president, this country will become even worse, and we will end up in yet another Civil War, trying to overturn the Government. His idea for "bringing us out of the deficit" is to and taxes to the middle class while re-leaving the wealthy of their taxes making them pay less as we pay more. He also wants to make guns easier to purchase within the states, while we are in such a downward spiral...There ya go genius give more guns to more people who don't need them and will cause more anarchy than be beneficial to our country. Also why the hell do they call Obamacare bad for the country, when it is actually good for the country.

If I voted I would be voting for Obama 100 times before I even begin to think about voting for Romney
Voting for Obama would be like voting for Bush U_U

Once someone fails to do their job,we have to let them go.

On top of that he's not helping with the unemployment rate ,raising our debt ,more people are on food stamps (buying beer and cigs),sneaking in taxes in the middle class ,etc

We need a tax break incentive for business owners who bring their factories back to the USA . Hire LEGAL USA citizens and Veterans. Start a work program for all the poverty stricken people on welfare to clean up the streets,parks and highways.Start a healthy food stamp program that allows the person recieving food stamps to only buy healthy whole foods

But unlike you I'm glad both democrats and republicans (who voted for Obama) are starting to wake up and see the bs in Obama.

Here's what some of those people are saying when they saw his speech for the past weeks:

hmm hasn't he lied about this before,besides wth does raising taxes on the rich have to do with fixing government????NOTHING! what would happen to you if you told your employer ok I'll be better about outlandish spending in my department but only if you lower the wages of the higher paid in the company? What a real piece of garbage that man is and to think I thought he would be good///fool I know but I wanted to have hope. Now my hope is to help undo what I helped cause by supporting this clown.
Gas is $4.25 in Chicago suburbs....and even higher in Chicago because of all our taxes and regulations here! We don't need any more taxes....on anybody!!!!
how bout STOP GIVING MONEY AWAY TO MOOCHERS AND PEOPLE WHO HATE US
that would be a good start
This low life has giving more money to illegal aliens than to the people on active duty. In fact, he purchased them condominium up around OR and WA (500m) out of the Social Security fund then tells everyone that it is the GOP trying to make it were retires will no longer have their money available because of them.
What about JOBS ???
This is all we are going to get for the next 4 years if The Great Divider is reelected. He had a majority in the House and Senate in first two years and he did nothing but pad the pockets of party members. He is a fraud and represents the political corruption that has ruined Illinois.


Obama's 'stump speeches' have the tonal quality of a beat up speaker truck driving through the filthy streets of a third world country, spreading the propaganda of the country's dictator, telling them how wonderful things are and how grateful they should be, and how evil his opposition is, and how helpless the populace would be were he not there to protect them....

Oh and the guy in the video used to be a democrat as well..










I would watch it but I have a feeling it pointless
That's like me saying: I would read your post but I have a feeling it's going to be pointless. U_U

Take the time to watch it.
 
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THere is actually showing him spending less than past presidents (I'll paste it later) but Plz read:

So, how have the Republicans managed to persuade Americans to buy into the whole “Obama as big spender” narrative?
It might have something to do with the first year of the Obama presidency where the federal budget increased a whopping 17.9% —going from $2.98 trillion to $3.52 trillion.*I’ll bet you think that this is the result of the Obama sponsored stimulus plan that is so frequently vilified by the conservatives…but you would be wrong.
The first year of any incoming president term is saddled—for better or for worse—with the budget set by the president whom immediately precedes the new occupant of the White House. Indeed, not only was the 2009 budget the property of George W. Bush—and passed by the 2008 Congress—it was in effect four months before Barack Obama took the oath of office.
Accordingly, the first budget that can be blamed on our current president began in 2010 with the budgets running through and including including fiscal year 2013 standing as charges on the Obama account, even if a President Willard M. Romney takes over the office on January 20, 2013.
So, how do the actual Obama annual budgets look?
Courtesy of Marketwatch-
In fiscal 2010 (the first Obama budget) spending fell 1.8% to $3.46 trillion.
*In fiscal 2011, spending rose 4.3% to $3.60 trillion.
In fiscal 2012, spending is set to rise 0.7% to $3.63 trillion, according to the Congressional Budget Office’s estimate of the budget that was agreed to last August.
Finally in fiscal 2013 — the final budget of Obama’s term — spending is scheduled to fall 1.3% to $3.58 trillion. Read the CBO’s latest budget outlook.
No doubt, many will wish to give the credit to the efforts of the GOP controlled House of Representatives. That’s fine if that’s what works for you.
However, you don’t get to have it both ways. Credit whom you will, but if you are truly interested in a fair analysis of the Obama years to date—at least when it comes to spending—you’re going to have to acknowledge that under the Obama watch, even President Reagan would have to give our current president a thumbs up when it comes to his record for stretching a dollar.
 
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Of course, the Heritage Foundation is having none of it, attempting to counter the actual numbers by pretending that the spending initiated by the Bush Administration is the fault of Obama. As I understand the argument Heritage is putting forth —and I have provided the link to the Heritage rebuttal so you can decide for yourself—Marketwatch, in using the baseline that Obama inherited, is making it too easy on the President.
But then, with the Heritage Foundation being the creator of the individual mandate concept in healthcare *only to rebut the same when it was no longer politically convenient, I’m not quite sure why anyone believes much of anything they have to say any longer. With their history of reversing course for convenience, I can’t help but wonder, should they find themselves reviewing the spending record of a President Romney four years from today, whether they might be tempted to use the Obama numbers as the baseline for such a new Administration.
 

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Also, (sorry for the spam) people are easily neglecting the accomplished the current president has accomplished, but instead fault him for not cut the deficit within this four year time span, a time frame not no known politician could accomplish. Side note: how do I post photographs now? I can't seem to get the hang of it now.
 

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Mar 19, 2012
(CBS News) The National Debt has now increased more during President Obama's three years and two months in office than it did during 8 years of the George W. Bush presidency.
The Debt rose $4.899 trillion during the two terms of the Bush presidency. It has now gone up $4.939 trillion since President Obama took office.

The latest posting from the Bureau of Public Debt at the Treasury Department shows the National Debt now stands at $15.566 trillion. It was $10.626 trillion on President Bush's last day in office, which coincided with President Obama's first day.

The National Debt also now exceeds 100% of the nation's Gross Domestic Product, the total value of goods and services.

Mr. Obama has been quick to blame his predecessor for the soaring Debt, saying Mr. Bush paid for two wars and a Medicare prescription drug program with borrowed funds.

The federal budget sent to Congress last month by Mr. Obama, projects the National Debt will continue to rise as far as the eye can see. The budget shows the Debt hitting $16.3 trillion in 2012, $17.5 trillion in 2013 and $25.9 trillion in 2022.

Federal budget records show the National Debt once topped 121% of GDP at the end of World War II. The Debt that year, 1946, was, by today's standards, a mere $270 billion dollars.

Mr. Obama doesn't mention the National Debt much, though he does want to be seen trying to reduce the annual budget deficit, though it's topped a trillion dollars for four years now.

As part of his "Win the Future" program, Mr. Obama called for "taking responsibility for our deficits, by cutting wasteful, excessive spending wherever we find it."

His latest budget projects a $1.3 trillion deficit this year declining to $901 billion in 2012, and then annual deficits in the range of $500 billion to $700 billion in the 10 years to come.

If Mr. Obama wins re-election, and his budget projections prove accurate, the National Debt will top $20 trillion in 2016, the final year of his second term. That would mean the Debt increased by 87 percent, or $9.34 trillion, during his two terms.
September 4, 2012

(CBS News) Hours before Democrats were set to officially kick off the Democratic National Convention, the Treasury Department on Tuesday announced that the national debt has surpassed $16 trillion for the first time in American history - giving Republicans fodder for criticism as Democrats celebrate their party and the president.
In a statement following the announcement, House Speaker John Boehner targeted President Obama's economic record, casting the news as "another sad reminder of President Obama's broken promise to cut the deficit in half."

"This debt is a drain on our economy and a crushing burden on our kids and grandkids, and it's yet another indication that the president's policies have made things worse," he argued.

"The past four years Barack Obama hasn't offered any serious solutions to get our spending under control and instead he has run 4 straight years of trillion dollar deficits," said Reince Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee. "President Obama's budget got zero votes in Congress and we can only expect more of the same inaction in a second term."

Senator Bob Corker, R-Tenn., meanwhile, cited the number as "a new unfortunate threshold which should be a call to action for Washington to finally address the potentially debilitating challenges posed by our unsustainable deficits and debt."

"Doing so is going to require pro-growth tax reform combined with a long-term plan to restore solvency to entitlement programs, especially Medicare and Social Security," he urged. "A fiscal reform plan including these reforms would alleviate much of the uncertainty which has been holding back the private sector investment necessary to create jobs, grow the economy, and allow us to focus on being a great nation."

Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., ranking member of the Senate Budget Committee, warned that the U.S. is on a "dramatically unsustainable path," and accused the president of being "strangely unconcerned."

"This is a grim landmark for the United States. The gross debt of our federal government will, for the first time, surpass $16 trillion," said Sessions. "That's more government debt per person than Portugal, Italy, Spain, or Greece. Yet the President seems strangely unconcerned."

The national debt was at $10.6 trillion when President Obama took office, reports CBS News' Mark Knoller.

On Monday, Mr. Obama said he was not ready to give himself a grade on fixing the economy, telling a reporter that he would rather give himself a rating of "incomplete."

"I would say incomplete," he told CBS affiliate KKTV in Colorado Springs. "But what I would say is the steps that we've taken in saving the auto industry, in making sure that college is more affordable and investing in clean energy and science and technology and research, those are all the things that we're going to need to grow over the long term."

Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan ridiculed that notion on "CBS This Morning" Tuesday, asking, "Four years into a presidency and an incomplete?"

"[T]he president is asking people just to be patient with him," he said, attacking Mr. Obama for "picking winners and losers in the economy" and borrowing and spending money.

Continued Ryan: "I think the incomplete speaks for itself, and that is why I think we are going to win this and get this country on the right track because we're offering solutions."


Eliminate all past and present benefits for all politicians. Cut all of their pay by 50% and completely eliminate all of their pensions. If they wish to fly, they can only fly on scheduled and only in coach, no more military flights or special Gulf stream type executive jet transportation. For that matter they can take Greyhound.




 

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my problem with Romney is that he seems rather ignorant abut the people in the Middle class and lower. I've looked into his past Bain Capital work and it worries me that he sees the Country as nothing more than one big business since thats what he is basing his campaign on. He profited on bankrupting companies which cost a lot of Americans jobs, sending those jobs overseas and basically screwing over the middle class so he can make millions. I feel like he is going to try to do the same thing and since the senate majority is Republican he's going to get away with a lot of things.

I'm also seeing a lot of hypocrisy within the Republican party. They made a big deal about Obama's middle name and whether or not he was Muslim (Obama is a self proclaim Christian) where as Romney is a Morman, which is basically a phoney religion based on the founders finding a hidden book of the Bible in America which claimed that Jesus actually visited America when at the time Jesus existed nobody had the technology or ability to complete long oceanic travels nor where they even close to the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Another thing I see hypocrisy in is Romneys tax returns. The Republicans put up a major fuss about Obama birth cirtificate, saying it was a fraud, wanting to see the long version when ever president in years past got away with only showing the short version. Even after they saw it they still claimed that it was a fake. Now when people want to see Romneys tax returns, he only shows certain ones and his wife comments on live national television that the returns shown should be enough for "you people" once again showing the Romneys disconnection from the middle class.

Also knowing that Romney is going to repeal the "Obamacare" act its going to really affect a lot of Americans lives and not in a good way. I'm a perfect example of the benefits of "Obamacare" I have two stressfractures in my L5 vertabra that basically under paralyzed me on bad days and on good days it was painful to walk because the pain shot down from my lower back to my left leg. At the time I was working part time at a job that I had no future at and didn't offer me insurance. Without some of the features, like being on the parents insurance till 26 i wouldn't have known what was wrong nor would i have been able to take the measures to get it fixed. now think of the more extreme cases, like people with cancer who without affordable healthcare wouldn't be able to afford the treatments or be able to get health insurance they could afford because of their extreme pre-existing health issues. Its not their fault that they got cancer (unless it was due to tobacco usage excluding 2nd hand smoke) and cancer treatment is extremely expensive especially if its a long term treatment.

The USA was a country built by the people and for the people, yet I feel like all Romney cares about is the people who are millionaires and billionaires and that worries me.

What this country really needs is a complete and total overhaul of the government as it stands now. I think politicians are getting paid way too much and should be making a wage where only the people who really want to help would choose. Now i'm not saying under 30k a year, but under 100k maybe even under 50k a year and thats at the national level. And I agree with Zanji, if Romney gets 4 even 8 years I'm afraid that another civil war is going to take place but it won't be between the north and south but between those who Romney gives tax breaks too (the wealthy and the corporations) and those that he increases taxes (the middle class and lower). Which is why if that happens i'm leaving and heading either to Canada, Colombia and end up in New Zealand.

and to the person who posted about gas prices, we Americans have it easy compared to the rest of the world. I just read an article that showed that Italy, home of Ferrari and Lamborghini are paying upwards of 9.50$ a gallon for their fuel. people in the UK pay more for gasoline than Americans do. Plus gasoline prices vary between regions. I remember traveling to my state capital and Gasoline was 10-20 cents cheaper per gallon there than in my town which you wouldn't expect since its a major town.
 
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If the Romney running were the same Romney who was governor of Massachusetts, he'd be a shoe in for President. Instead, he's turned in to some radical lunatic who has changed his political views almost completely from what they were when he was such a fantastic governor. There's no way I'd vote for someone like current Romney. Obama is trash, but he can keep the country on life support til we get better candidates in 2016. Romney would pull the plug and then shoot us in the head just to make sure we die. Sadly, McCain blew it in 08 by choosing that dumb ***** in Sarah Palin to be his VP, otherwise we might be in decent shape right now.

Also cannot stand the fact that Romney is willing to let his religion play in to his politics. Trying to fight gay rights? lol, gtfo.
 

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Voting for Obama would be like voting for Bush U_U

Once someone fails to do their job,we have to let them go.

On top of that he's not helping with the unemployment rate ,raising our debt ,more people are on food stamps (buying beer and cigs),sneaking in taxes in the middle class ,etc

We need a tax break incentive for business owners who bring their factories back to the USA . Hire LEGAL USA citizens and Veterans. Start a work program for all the poverty stricken people on welfare to clean up the streets,parks and highways.Start a healthy food stamp program that allows the person recieving food stamps to only buy healthy whole foods

But unlike you I'm glad both democrats and republicans (who voted for Obama) are starting to wake up and see the bs in Obama.

Here's what some of those people are saying when they saw his speech for the past weeks:

















Oh and the guy in the video used to be a democrat as well..












That's like me saying: I would read your post but I have a feeling it's going to be pointless. U_U

Take the time to watch it.

I love how you capitalize "Legal U.S" then write citizens.
One thing, they do but let me ask you, not all those U.S legal citizens are willing to do jobs those so called immigrants will do for less than what they should be paid or if they get hired, some take it for granted. I'm speaking from what my mother has told me for what she has seen.
Truth be told, I always feel the need to punch people who argue that they have no jobs and complain that illegals take them away.
If you're stupid enough to let an illegal take your place then that's not his/her fault but yours. when it comes down to it, you snooze, you lose.

Mitt is a poor excuse of a candidate, he's all about BS BS BS. Obama has messed up and sure is messing around with people but if Romney gets elected. I think I will move to Japan already, we need better candidates. Also republicans can suck it, there leeches who suck the money out of anything.
 
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I love how you capitalize "Legal U.S" then write citizens.
One thing, they do but let me ask you, not all those U.S legal citizens are willing to do jobs those so called immigrants will do for less than what they should be paid or if they get hired, some take it for granted. I'm speaking from what my mother has told me for what she has seen.
Truth be told, I always feel the need to punch people who argue that they have no jobs and complain that illegals take them away.
If you're stupid enough to let an illegal take your place then that's not his/her fault but yours. when it comes down to it, you snooze, you lose.

Mitt is a poor excuse of a candidate, he's all about BS BS BS. Obama has messed up and sure is messing around with people but if Romney gets elected. I think I will move to Japan already, we need better candidates. Also republicans can suck it, there leeches who suck the money out of anything.
True,there are some hippies,lazy kids,etc that don't like to work but there are many people that are in need of a job yet immigrants take it away from them. You're mother doesn't know what she's talking about and you're going to end up punching yourself in the face U_U

Heres the problem with illegal immigration:

Illegal immigrants take jobs away from American citizens. According to a review of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Census Bureau data, legal and illegal immigrants gained over a million additional jobs between 2008 and 2010 even as millions of American citizens were losing their jobs during that same time period.
Illegal immigrants generally don’t pay taxes. The vast majority of illegal aliens would never even dream of paying income taxes, but Mexicans living in America send billions upon billions of dollars out of the United States and back to Mexico every single year.
Although illegal aliens pay next to nothing in taxes, they have no problem receiving tens of billions of dollars worth of free education benefits, free health care benefits, free housing assistance and free food stamp benefits. Many communities in the United States now openly advertise that they will help illegal aliens with these things
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Illegal immigration costs U.S. taxpayers about $113 billion a year at the federal, state and local level. The bulk of the costs — some $84 billion — are absorbed by state and local governments.

The annual outlay that illegal aliens cost U.S. taxpayers is an average amount per native-headed household of $1,117. The fiscal impact per household varies considerably because the greatest share of the burden falls on state and local taxpayers whose burden depends on the size of the illegal alien population in that locality

Education for the children of illegal aliens constitutes the single largest cost to taxpayers, at an annual price tag of nearly $52 billion. Nearly all of those costs are absorbed by state and local governments.

At the federal level, about one-third of outlays are matched by tax collections from illegal aliens. At the state and local level, an average of less than 5 percent of the public costs associated with illegal immigration is recouped through taxes collected from illegal aliens.

Most illegal aliens do not pay income taxes. Among those who do, much of the revenues collected are refunded to the illegal aliens when they file tax returns. Many are also claiming tax credits resulting in payments from the U.S. Treasury.
The issue is serious,letting these people in is hurting us. So coming up with "you snooze, you lose" is indeed an idiotic saying.

Also you say Mitt is "all about BS BS BS",so what that would make Obama the king of all BS._O-

"Obama has messed up and sure is messing around with people "
That's why we should let him go otherwise we're repeating history (like what happen when the people gave Bush another chance).


"Also republicans can suck it, there leeches who suck the money out of anything"
And you think the democrats isn't money hungry as well? Lol you are blind child.
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Hell even I have friends who lived in Japan that can see the BS in Obama.
 

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Wether people like him or not, Romney will fix the economy.

Example
Wall Street has invested their all into Mitt Romney. Take this as you will, but Wall Street banks are composed of businessmen who will not waste their money on a Gimmick. Let's look at the Statistics on this.

Romney: $813,300
Obama: $198, 874

What does this tell you? Wall Street wants Romney. Badly. Yes, Wall Street is the real deal.

Romney will also reduce income tax 20% therefore creating several more jobs in the private sector. This will also increase the average consumers income, obviously. That creates more money for goods and services, therefore more demand for products. More demand=More jobs.

Romney will fix the economy. If that's what you want, vote for him. If you don't want that, vote for Obama.
 

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you still fail to compare his spending to others before him, and too busy focusing on what he has done currently.
 

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True,there are some hippies,lazy kids,etc that don't like to work but there are many people that are in need of a job yet immigrants take it away from them. You're mother doesn't know what she's talking about and you're going to end up punching yourself in the face U_U

Heres the problem with illegal immigration:





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The issue is serious,letting these people in is hurting us. So coming up with "you snooze, you lose" is indeed an idiotic saying.

Also you say Mitt is "all about BS BS BS",so what that would make Obama the king of all BS._O-

"Obama has messed up and sure is messing around with people "
That's why we should let him go otherwise we're repeating history (like what happen when the people gave Bush another chance).


"Also republicans can suck it, there leeches who suck the money out of anything"
And you think the democrats isn't money hungry as well? Lol you are blind child.
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Hell even I have friends who lived in Japan that can see the BS in Obama.

Well, lets see when the we get our president. Lets watch this economy crumble to dust as Romney enters. Then, You will eat your words that even if Obama is indeed full of BS as well, (which I at least can see) Mitt isn't and will never be the best candidate. All you naive morons will then regret it like with Obama b/c this bullshiter will only **** us up even more.
 

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Well, lets see when the we get our president. Lets watch this economy crumble to dust as Romney enters. Then, You will eat your words that even if Obama is indeed full of BS as well, (which I at least can see) Mitt isn't and will never be the best candidate. All you naive morons will then regret it like with Obama b/c this bullshiter will only **** us up even more.
they will, ill just give it time since they cant see what right infront of them and listen to all the bias opinions.
 

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Today on national TV Romney was asked if he would be able to cut the deficit in his first term as president. His response, " I guarantee that I will be able to cut the deficit by the end of my second term."

Really!?!? So they have been hounding Obama for not being able to do it in 3 1/2-4 years, but this fool talking about give him 8 to do it!?? Lmao

I'm so done with Romney slow ass haha

Question: why should Romney be entitled 8 years to cut the deficit, while continue to bash Obama for not doing it in 4 years???
Alright I'll try to give you a decent argument (although my vote doesn't really matter, it's already been predetermined who my state will vote for in the Senate and for the presidency)

I don't like Obama for a couple of reasons:

1. He didn't close Guantanamo Bay even though he promised to

2. He may have pulled out of Iraq, but he's still in A***anistan. I'm sick of US conflicts

3. He engaged in the conflict in Libya, WITHOUT the approval of Congress. I don't care what the "official" reason was, Bush still got permission from Congress even though he lied. I'm sick of the U.S. involving themselves in these conflicts, the conflict in Libya was only because of oil, something the Democrats decried when we went to Iraq

4. He seems to want to get involved in Syria. Once again we can't afford it

5. Obamacare is a disaster, it didn't fix the real problems of our current healthcare crisis. He should have focused on fixing the economy before even trying to fix the ultra complex disaster called healthcare in our country

6. He shouldn't have bailed out the unions in the auto-industry, his money went primarily to the unions, not to the people who actually owned those companies

7. The stimulus, even after Obama spent all of that money, unemployment is still high, and the economy is still in the toilet

Although I will admit that Obama should not be solely blamed for of our economic woes atm. A very big reason why our economy is still doing bad is because the Euro is starting to actually fail, and therefore Europeans are buying less of our goods. If we go into another recession it will most likely be partially the European Unions fault

As I said in the beginning, my vote doesn't matter, and I'm not voting for Mitt Romney, but still, Obama isn't a "savior" to the American economy that many of his supporters make him out to be. If it wasn't for the whole Europe fiasco, he would probably be an average U.S. president looking at a guaranteed Second term
 

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you still fail to compare his spending to others before him, and too busy focusing on what he has done currently.
LOL Ok,

It's all in the post.

Though if you want me to add more then fine.
Since Clinton left office we were in debt by 5 trillion (debt and surplus don't really mix so people need to stop saying he left with a surplus).
Bush add another 5 to the debt making it 10 trillion (plus 9/11 made our economy weak).
Now Obama just raised the debt 16 trillion.
Obama isn't doing it right seeing the unemploment rate is still high,along with gas prices. Oh and since liberals won't let us explore for our own oil we been at the mercy of other countries,who hate us,raising the cost of it which affects the price of everything.Plus Oblameo keeps money to those countries that hate us,when we need the money to help our economy.


they will, ill just give it time since they cant see what right infront of them and listen to all the bias opinions.
Well,you guys need to wake up and stop with the subjective opinion. "Oh Obama is helping,even though his helping us get deeper in debt just like Bush"..Kids these days :rolleyes:


Alright I'll try to give you a decent argument (although my vote doesn't really matter, it's already been predetermined who my state will vote for in the Senate and for the presidency)

I don't like Obama for a couple of reasons:

1. He didn't close Guantanamo Bay even though he promised to

2. He may have pulled out of Iraq, but he's still in A***anistan. I'm sick of US conflicts

3. He engaged in the conflict in Libya, WITHOUT the approval of Congress. I don't care what the "official" reason was, Bush still got permission from Congress even though he lied. I'm sick of the U.S. involving themselves in these conflicts, the conflict in Libya was only because of oil, something the Democrats decried when we went to Iraq

4. He seems to want to get involved in Syria. Once again we can't afford it

5. Obamacare is a disaster, it didn't fix the real problems of our current healthcare crisis. He should have focused on fixing the economy before even trying to fix the ultra complex disaster called healthcare in our country

6. He shouldn't have bailed out the unions in the auto-industry, his money went primarily to the unions, not to the people who actually owned those companies

7. The stimulus, even after Obama spent all of that money, unemployment is still high, and the economy is still in the toilet

Although I will admit that Obama should not be solely blamed for of our economic woes atm. A very big reason why our economy is still doing bad is because the Euro is starting to actually fail, and therefore Europeans are buying less of our goods. If we go into another recession it will most likely be partially the European Unions fault

As I said in the beginning, my vote doesn't matter, and I'm not voting for Mitt Romney, but still, Obama isn't a "savior" to the American economy that many of his supporters make him out to be. If it wasn't for the whole Europe fiasco, he would probably be an average U.S. president looking at a guaranteed Second term
I agree to some of the things, though I was glad he didn't close Guantanamo Bay detention camp. Trust me those people are nuts. My dad was a guard over there and he will tell me how those people would say out loud that americans will burn,etc.


Wether people like him or not, Romney will fix the economy.

Example
Wall Street has invested their all into Mitt Romney. Take this as you will, but Wall Street banks are composed of businessmen who will not waste their money on a Gimmick. Let's look at the Statistics on this.

Romney: $813,300
Obama: $198, 874

What does this tell you? Wall Street wants Romney. Badly. Yes, Wall Street is the real deal.

Romney will also reduce income tax 20% therefore creating several more jobs in the private sector. This will also increase the average consumers income, obviously. That creates more money for goods and services, therefore more demand for products. More demand=More jobs.

Romney will fix the economy. If that's what you want, vote for him. If you don't want that, vote for Obama.
Agree, taxes here in New York is already forcing me to move out. Can't afford living here anymore.
 
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Wether people like him or not, Romney will fix the economy.

Example
Wall Street has invested their all into Mitt Romney. Take this as you will, but Wall Street banks are composed of businessmen who will not waste their money on a Gimmick. Let's look at the Statistics on this.

Romney: $813,300
Obama: $198, 874

What does this tell you? Wall Street wants Romney. Badly. Yes, Wall Street is the real deal.

Romney will also reduce income tax 20% therefore creating several more jobs in the private sector. This will also increase the average consumers income, obviously. That creates more money for goods and services, therefore more demand for products. More demand=More jobs.

Romney will fix the economy. If that's what you want, vote for him. If you don't want that, vote for Obama.
of course wall street wants Romney to win, because he is going to lower taxes for the rich like them while raising taxes on the middle class. Romney says he will be able to fix the economy in 8 years yet he and other republicans are blaming Obama for things he had no control over, like the Automotive bailout which was done during the Bush administration, as well as blaming Obama for the economy failure which also started during the Bush administration.

If Romney wins he do like he's done at Bain Capital, bankrupt the country after making some improvements and than some how make a large profit off of it.
 
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