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It's a good feeling when no one can argue with you...
well, I belive Romney is't winning shit - too many people will rather vote for Obama just to make sure this anti American does not win."If Mr. Romney were really running as a private equity executive, how would he view what his campaign regards as one of the nation's most pressing issues, the national debt?
"Right at the top of his campaign's home page, Mr. Romney proclaims, 'We have a moral responsibility not to spend more than we take in.' The United States' debt is such a problem, it's like an addiction: 'The first step toward recovery is admitting we have a problem and refusing to allow any more irresponsible borrowing,' his site says.
"It's almost as if Mr. Romney never worked in what's that other phrase for private equity? oh yes, a leveraged buyout firm. Leverage as in debt, debt and more debt. Debt amplifies the returns of L.B.O. firms. Indeed, they often saddle companies with extra debt precisely so that their investors can cash out faster, a technique Bain deployed under Mr. Romney's watch."
From CEO to Candidate, Romney Flip-Flops on Debt - ProPublica
well, I belive Romney is't winning shit - too many people will rather vote for Obama just to make sure this anti American does not win."If Mr. Romney were really running as a private equity executive, how would he view what his campaign regards as one of the nation's most pressing issues, the national debt?
"Right at the top of his campaign's home page, Mr. Romney proclaims, 'We have a moral responsibility not to spend more than we take in.' The United States' debt is such a problem, it's like an addiction: 'The first step toward recovery is admitting we have a problem and refusing to allow any more irresponsible borrowing,' his site says.
"It's almost as if Mr. Romney never worked in what's that other phrase for private equity? oh yes, a leveraged buyout firm. Leverage as in debt, debt and more debt. Debt amplifies the returns of L.B.O. firms. Indeed, they often saddle companies with extra debt precisely so that their investors can cash out faster, a technique Bain deployed under Mr. Romney's watch."
From CEO to Candidate, Romney Flip-Flops on Debt - ProPublica
Correct: there are more stupid people in America then there are retards. (retards being those who would vote for someone like Romney)So you think people are going to vote for Obama, whose got countless "anti-American" positions to ensure that Romney, who has none, doesn't win?
Democrats like Obama depend on the 1% to fund their campaigns the same way Republicans like Romney and Gingrich do. None of the major candidates is likely to punish the Wall Street criminals who presided over an epidemic of mortgage fraud that the FBI began warning about in 2004.well, I belive Romney is't winning shit - too many people will rather vote for Obama just to make sure this anti American does not win."If Mr. Romney were really running as a private equity executive, how would he view what his campaign regards as one of the nation's most pressing issues, the national debt?
"Right at the top of his campaign's home page, Mr. Romney proclaims, 'We have a moral responsibility not to spend more than we take in.' The United States' debt is such a problem, it's like an addiction: 'The first step toward recovery is admitting we have a problem and refusing to allow any more irresponsible borrowing,' his site says.
"It's almost as if Mr. Romney never worked in what's that other phrase for private equity? oh yes, a leveraged buyout firm. Leverage as in debt, debt and more debt. Debt amplifies the returns of L.B.O. firms. Indeed, they often saddle companies with extra debt precisely so that their investors can cash out faster, a technique Bain deployed under Mr. Romney's watch."
From CEO to Candidate, Romney Flip-Flops on Debt - ProPublica
It's a good feeling when no one can argue with you...