By the Romney supporters standard FDR was an awful president because it took him ten years and a war to bring unemployment down.
Perhaps he was!
By the Romney supporters standard FDR was an awful president because it took him ten years and a war to bring unemployment down.
Really? Is that why a bunch of countries don't have income taxes?
http://www.cnbc.com/id/48054006/Countries_With_Zero_Income_Taxes?
Once again, you are arguing straw man. I never said that we should be like them, at all.
And you wouldn't want the U.S. to be like Qatar (GDP wise), who is the richest per capita? I guess you like being 6th behind great countries like Brunei and Norway, right?
You may continue trolling now.
Hardly trolling. Qatar is not a place I wish to emulate. However, Norway is much better. Are you now arguing that emulating Norway is a better way to go? Because I can agree with that.
No surprise there.
At this point, no one even knows what you're arguing anyway. I thought it was income taxes and economics, now it's...what exactly?
Huh? I thought you were a right-wing conservative?
Now you're saying Norway is a great country?
So technically you must want Obama to win since he wants the USA to be like Norway and you must be hating Romney because he wants the contrary?
And of course any sane non-Muslim don't want their nation to be like Qatar, they still follow Islamic laws and advocate stoning...
Methinks you have one more shot at providing sound reasoning instead of hiding behind this facile defense.
Jobs is spinning in his grave overObama'sRomney's "You didn't build that!" nonsense.
There...fixed that for you. Because it is nonsense from Romney. Everyone knows the words were taken out of context and that Romney has said similar things himself.
You DO realize that oil prices are set on the world market and being that Obama is just President of the United States (and not President of the whole freeking world) that he has no power or jurisdiction over gas prices which are influenced by wars, oil traders, refinery downtimes, etc., RIGHT??? Even drilling in sensitive areas (that would take far longer then his Presidential term to even come online) would not change the gas prices. So not sure what you think he could do.
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Cut the income tax to zero. The wall street journal said this would have a huge impact on the job market aka the fastest growth you would see ever in an economy. People and businesses would flock to this country in a heart beat:
I have heard many claim this, but it's just not true. In fact, I believe that if you raised taxes dramatically for 20-30 years you would have more growth by far. But hey, what do I know.
EPA regulations actually result in more jobs, not fewer. (When you make a claim, it's good form to provide a link. So, here.
Seriously, have you ever been suckered. Tell you what, go do some reading about the fast and furious operation, and then look at what documents the Republicans were trying to get. Come back, we'll talk. It should be fun.
Libya, Syria... debatable.
When Bush took office, Gas was $1.479 (using the midwest all grades conventional retail gasoline prices - I don't have a link, the data is on my wall next to me. You can find it at the US Energy Information Administration). Gas peaked under GWB at $4.005.
Because it is nonsense from Romney. Everyone knows the words were taken out of context
I want neither Obama or Romney to win.
Yes, which is why the speech is still reverberating across the country - and not in a good way.
Drinkers of the Hope n' Change Koolaid may believe it was "taken out of context." Then again, all you need to do is read the speech in its entirety to see that no, it wasn't.
Government isn't the solution to our problems.
We pay them (taxes) to build our roads for us. Then we use those roads to build businesses. The government should simply be a contractor to us. Like your plumber. And I bet when you look at your house, you don't think "This house isn't mine. The plumber did this."
Did a real life person write this?Yes, which is why the speech is still reverberating across the country - and not in a good way.
Drinkers of the Hope n' Change Koolaid may believe it was "taken out of context." Then again, all you need to do is read the speech in its entirety to see that no, it wasn't.
Government isn't the solution to our problems. We pay them (taxes) to build our roads for us. Then we use those roads to build businesses. The government should simply be a contractor to us. Like your plumber. And I bet when you look at your house, you don't think "This house isn't mine. The plumber did this."
The government should be a servant of the people. Not the other way around. Obama's Marxist philosophy is finally being exposed to the public.
The blame game is merely politics.
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Keep in mind that the Republicans and Democrats in Congress actually compromised in the 80s. Reagan didn't face obstructionist Democrats, nor was he facing a recession created by fraud, abuse and massive Wall St. malfeasance.
I have provided tons of reasoning and links throughout my posts. If you are unable to comprehend those, then that is beyond my problem.
You're just as bad as themThe amount of neocon ******** in this thread is immense. It's like most of you get your beliefs directly from Fox News.
Don't worry you old Christian farts, us young people will make damn sure Romney doesn't get elected. No man who wants to control women's bodily choices is my president...and that's just one thing wrong with him.
He's an elitist, homophobic, bigot. He talks about how hard it was living off his father's wealth to try and relate to the common man...I don't know how anyone believes him.
The Obama supporters seem to be the only ones posting links and citing sources.
Pick it up team Romney
We will pick it up come November. This forum is full of lefties.
As if that is a bad thing.This forum is full of lefties.
It is.
I agree. It's boring when everyone agrees with each other. It's nice to have a civil discussion with both sides. I just wish the Republicans that participate in PRSI were moderates and weren't as far on the right as people here are far on the left...
This thread is proof enough that all people are doing is using talking points to show support of Obama or Romney.
We will pick it up come November. This forum is full of lefties.
As if that is a bad thing.
It is.
Extreme said:You're all invited to the party
you know you didn't have to come
But no rotten apple is going to spoil my fun
If you don't like what you see here
get the funk out
We won't try to force feed you
get the funk out
I wish the Democrats that participate in the PRSI were moderates and weren't as far on the left as Chairman Mao.
That is what I am talking about.... How is that in any way being civil? Comparing some of the far left to Mao is like the people who drew Hitler mustaches on Bush back in 2004 and Obama in attempts to compare those two in being like Hitler.
It's ridiculous.
**Crocodile tears** lol
What are you talking about? It's not the lefties on here that respect Mao? Just the ones at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue?
Anita Dunn, a personal counsel to Obama called Chairman Mao one of her favorite philosophers. I guess you don't agree with that Anita Dunn but have no problem with her position of power?
What are you talking about? I am talking about the members here to participate here in the PRSI forums. You came in and said you wished the Democrats who post here were not as far left as Mao. I simply replied that's ridiculous and it is the same as comparing Bush and Obama to Hitler. That it is uncivil.
So Anita Dunn, her position, and her thoughts on Mao is irrelevant to what I was saying. Quite frankly, I think you know that.