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How was adding five trillion more dollars of debt in less than four year's helping the Nation recuperate? How many more trillions in debt will we need for recuperation in the next four year's?How is Romney Different Than Bush?
I have been asking this and no one seems to be able to answer.
The great concern with Romney as president isnt Romney, its the return to the WH of the usual republican suspects and conservative criminal element the likes of Cheney, Gonzalez, and Libby. Even more horrendous is the prospect of the return of GWB-Era sycophants, re-treads, and partisan hacks that will also bring back the same failed, disastrous policies of that failed, disastrous administration.
The Nation is still recovering from the Bush fiasco; the Nation needs at least another 4 more years of recuperation.
FDR invested in America to get us out of the Great Depression and the GOP faught him on it back then just like they are fighting Obama.
Remember it was Bushes tax breaks, deregulations, sending jobs overseas, high gas prices and two wars that are bankrupting us. Not to mention that soon one of the largest contributors to the debt will be the interest on the debt. Romney isn't Ron Paul so don't act like he's going to fix this problem.
So you are saying we can look forward to a Romney Presidency that doesn't tax the rich their fair share, doesn't spend on infrastructure and ends social security and medicare in order to balance his budget and continue to spend more than the rest of the world combined on the militiary. The Koch brothers will love it.
Oh, and Romney won't raise taxes. That is how he is different than Bush. What Romney does is charge "fees". Want to drive on that road? $5 bucks! Want to own a car? $300 registration FEE every year. One way or the other, he's gonna get your middle class money. But the rich won't pay their fair share. Wake up people.