53 Per-Cent Of College Grads Unemployed,Will Obama Lie Again To Buy Their Votes?

[hortysir]

that would be a pot and kettle comparison.

The 2012 Money Race: Compare the Candidates - Campaign Finance - Election 2012 - NYTimes.com

Mr. Obama ended March with 10 times the cash on hand as Mr. Romney.

Looks like big money thinks Obama will win then.

I do not intentionally give any politician money, not thru PACS or by any other means.

Only monies I've given was for yard signs, bumper stickers, etc..($5-10 tops)

 

[sealybobo]

This has been one of the leading stories in the media this week. (well at least on FOX, not sure if the buttheads on MSNBC are all over it)
Does Obama really expect all of those milllions of jobless College Grads to get all excited to vote for him with 35,000 in debt and living with their parents?
Thank god they live with their parents being their parents will tell them if they want a job, VOTE FOR ROMNEY !!!
You have to keep in mind that Come late October and the "53%" are stilll living with mom and dad will be getting extremely antsy and will not put up with another 4 years of Bozo and his Dog Biden !!!

Please point out the lie:

When I took office, we were bleeding 700,000 jobs a month. Today we are adding 300,000 jobs a month. And if it weren't for Boehner/Ryan in the House and all their cuts, we would be adding 600,000 jobs a month.

And don't forget that when the country was bleeding 700,000 jobs a month in 2008, Romney said Michigan was in a one state recession. He was dead wrong. DEAD WRONG. So how can we trust him?

 

[Interpol]

I think a lot of those young people would be ripe for the pickins if not for the Republican party making the wrongheaded mistake by making fun of these people for being lazy Occupier-types, when a good deal of them are neither, just young Americans who aren't all that political and who want to work and make a decent living and get ahead.

It's a whole pool of people that probably didn't even vote last time, since young people vote the least, even though their numbers saw an uptick in 2008.

So now a lot of these 20-25 yr-olds are going to look at Romney and look at Obama, and they're going to want to hear a plan of action when it comes to job creation, and the stronger argument is going to win with them. But I do think that Republicans are making a mistake in not trying to appeal to these people. They're not all Occupiers.

 

[RightWingFerret]

College students have to pay back those loans, therefore they need to find jobs,,so why would they vote for Obama who doesnt want anyone to work? we already have him figured out,,,keep 1/2 of America on welfare so he and pelosi and the rest of the chicago thugs can spend the extra tax revenue on their toys! aka, vacations to marthas vinyard, hawaii and buy a few million dollar homes while they still have access to billions of our tax dollars.

 

[buckeye45_73]

sealy quit being an Obamabot. Things were much worse coming out of Carter and it took Reagan 2 years to get it turned around. Obama has had 4 years, spent TRILLIONS of dollars and all he has done was enrich his friends. All the green jobs boondogle, the stimulus (union giveaway).

Why is it that liberals dont hate liberal rich people? Are Bill Gates and George Soros, not rich? What about union bosses that make tons of money for what exactally?


Why is it that liberals never mention Big Education and rising tuition costs, while getting more crap. Sorry but liberal arts isnt going to help you in a job market. What do you do with a black studies degree?

 

[RightWingFerret]

oh, so did Obama mention to his college crowds that they can also tack on an extra $50,000 to thier debts because he has no plan to pay off the 16 Trillion dollar debt? wasnt that one reason we hired him? Obama was elected to fix the economy, not borrow 5 trillion dollars !!

 

[candycorn]

I think a lot of those young people would be ripe for the pickins if not for the Republican party making the wrongheaded mistake by making fun of these people for being lazy Occupier-types, when a good deal of them are neither, just young Americans who aren't all that political and who want to work and make a decent living and get ahead.

It's a whole pool of people that probably didn't even vote last time, since young people vote the least, even though their numbers saw an uptick in 2008.

So now a lot of these 20-25 yr-olds are going to look at Romney and look at Obama, and they're going to want to hear a plan of action when it comes to job creation, and the stronger argument is going to win with them. But I do think that Republicans are making a mistake in not trying to appeal to these people. They're not all Occupiers.

A huge mistake. Whats more is that the progressive youth are beginning to ask "why" as you see party rank and file shrink in both major parties. This is the time when you want to do all you can to embrace the yet-to-be-jaded because eventually, all parties fail to deliver on everything their constituencies want which is why you have a left and a right.

If you and I can see it; one has to wonder why the Republican leadership cannot.

 

[uscitizen]

I think a lot of those young people would be ripe for the pickins if not for the Republican party making the wrongheaded mistake by making fun of these people for being lazy Occupier-types, when a good deal of them are neither, just young Americans who aren't all that political and who want to work and make a decent living and get ahead.

It's a whole pool of people that probably didn't even vote last time, since young people vote the least, even though their numbers saw an uptick in 2008.

So now a lot of these 20-25 yr-olds are going to look at Romney and look at Obama, and they're going to want to hear a plan of action when it comes to job creation, and the stronger argument is going to win with them. But I do think that Republicans are making a mistake in not trying to appeal to these people. They're not all Occupiers.

A huge mistake. Whats more is that the progressive youth are beginning to ask "why" as you see party rank and file shrink in both major parties. This is the time when you want to do all you can to embrace the yet-to-be-jaded because eventually, all parties fail to deliver on everything their constituencies want which is why you have a left and a right.

If you and I can see it; one has to wonder why the Republican leadership cannot.

Ohh the republican leadership sees it. However doing it does not fulfill their true agenda.

 

[auditor0007]

This has been one of the leading stories in the media this week. (well at least on FOX, not sure if the buttheads on MSNBC are all over it)
Does Obama really expect all of those milllions of jobless College Grads to get all excited to vote for him with 35,000 in debt and living with their parents?
Thank god they live with their parents being their parents will tell them if they want a job, VOTE FOR ROMNEY !!!
You have to keep in mind that Come late October and the "53%" are stilll living with mom and dad will be getting extremely antsy and will not put up with another 4 years of Bozo and his Dog Biden !!!

If we lower the minimum wage back down to $4.00, then companies will hire all the unemployed college grads. I love your world.

 

[auditor0007]

Do we really want to compare treasure chests???

that would be a pot and kettle comparison.

The 2012 Money Race: Compare the Candidates - Campaign Finance - Election 2012 - NYTimes.com

Mr. Obama ended March with 10 times the cash on hand as Mr. Romney.

More importantly, over 50% of Obama's funding has come from contributors making donations of less than $200 while over 50% of Romney's donations have come from those contributing the maximum. This does not bode well for Romney in the long run.

 

[auditor0007]

sealy quit being an Obamabot. Things were much worse coming out of Carter and it took Reagan 2 years to get it turned around. Obama has had 4 years, spent TRILLIONS of dollars and all he has done was enrich his friends. All the green jobs boondogle, the stimulus (union giveaway).

Why is it that liberals dont hate liberal rich people? Are Bill Gates and George Soros, not rich? What about union bosses that make tons of money for what exactally?


Why is it that liberals never mention Big Education and rising tuition costs, while getting more crap. Sorry but liberal arts isnt going to help you in a job market. What do you do with a black studies degree?

Completely different set of circumstances with Carter. When Reagan took office, inflation was finally starting to come under control due to Volker's insistence on keeping interest rates so high. There was light at the end of the tunnel and things would have turned around just the same had Carter stayed for a second term. In Obama's case, he came in when things just started going bad, and did they go bad. By pushing through the stimulus package, the economy didn't get worse which it most likely would have. But hey, everyone spins things in a way that benefits their thinking the most, so believe what you will.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Was there a link to this?

 

[Nic_Driver]

This has been one of the leading stories in the media this week. (well at least on FOX, not sure if the buttheads on MSNBC are all over it)
Does Obama really expect all of those milllions of jobless College Grads to get all excited to vote for him with 35,000 in debt and living with their parents?
Thank god they live with their parents being their parents will tell them if they want a job, VOTE FOR ROMNEY !!!
You have to keep in mind that Come late October and the "53%" are stilll living with mom and dad will be getting extremely antsy and will not put up with another 4 years of Bozo and his Dog Biden !!!

Even the GOP doesn't like Romney...lol...leading story on Fox...HAHAHA...just stop reading there.

 

[kiwiman127]

Do we really want to compare treasure chests???

that would be a pot and kettle comparison.

You only hate conservative multimillionaires.

I would bet good money that you're one of those lazy 99%ers.

 

[SniperFire]

How's that hopey changey thingy workin out for ya, kiddies?

 

[NYcarbineer]

College graduates of 2012: More jobs, bigger paychecks

By Blake Ellis | CNNMoney.com – Tue, Apr 3, 2012 5:32 PM EDT

This year's college graduates are being offered more jobs and fatter paychecks.


Members of the Class of 2012 are being offered median starting salaries of $42,569 -- up 4.5% from last year, a new report from the National Association of Colleges and Employers shows.


Meanwhile, they have more jobs to choose from. Employers expect to hire 10.2% more graduates this year than they did last year, according to NACE's survey of 160 employers.

College graduates of 2012: More jobs, bigger paychecks - Yahoo! Finance