*Obama: Lying Bastard About Energy*

Sorry bout that,


1. *ROUND ELEVEN AND TWELVE*
2. Ding ding ding,...!
3. Romney won 9- 10 as well.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
 
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He looks tired and confused can he hold out? He looks like he has aged ten years since the debates.
 
Sorry bout that,


1. Romney comes out punching.
2. Hard to the gurts of Obama.
3. Obama interupts him.
4. Candy gives Obama green light.
5. Says a bunch of bullshit, says some jobs won't come back.
5. Spinning down, down, down.


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
 
Sorry bout that,


1. Now, Romney gets a question about, *What is biggest misconception about him floating around in the libnut media*?
2. Soft ball question, breaks bat over Obamas head, Obama goes down on the mat, gasping,..gasping,..down and out.....


Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
 
Sorry bout that,


1. Goes into a lie spin, then goes on about how he has done something good for America, and might do something good later.
2. LIAR!!!!!!
3. Final rounds go to Romney,...
4. The *CWN SCORECARD GOES*
5. 13 rounds to Romney, 1 Round to Candy.

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
 
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They just said that there was a 62% cut of permits for off shore drilling by Obama and a 33% cut for on shore drilling permits.

That is a TON of cuts and proof that Obama was lying his ass off (as usual).
 
If you're looking for an accurate "fact check" re: oil and gas, I'd suggest going to www.ipaa.org during the next couple of days. Obama is no friend of oil and gas. Never has been, never will be. If they don't post something on their front page, I'll cut paste emails.
 
Did the President address the spending question? No. Instead, he waited for the next question about the national debt, which has increased 50 percent since he took office. Then came the familiar litany of why he’s not responsible for Washington’s overspending or the country’s abysmal fiscal situation:

"When I came into office, I inherited the biggest deficit in our history. And over the last four years, the deficit has gone up, but ninety percent of that is as a consequence of two wars that weren’t paid for, as a consequence of tax cuts that weren’t paid for, a prescription drug plan that was not paid for, and then the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression."

Hold on. In FY 2007, well into the wars, and after the tax cuts and the prescription drug plan were passed, the deficit was $160.7 billion. By FY 2008, it had reached $458.6 billion. The deficit was increasing as Obama came into office, mainly driven by the recession. But his Administration’s massive stimulus bill—“emergency actions” as he calls it—exacerbated matters by sending spending into overdrive and led to a $1.4 trillion deficit for FY 2009.

And what good did these "emergency" actions do? Obama continues to embrace big government, tax hikes, and failed Keynesian stimulus spending policies—packaged as a “balanced approach”—while unemployment still sits above 8 percent and Taxmageddon’s threat suffocates job creation prospects.

Obama also dusted off a claim that The Heritage Foundation and others have put to rest: that under his Administration, the federal government has grown “at a slower pace than at any time since Dwight Eisenhower.”

That claim doesn’t account for the stimulus bill, which sent spending in 2009 to a record 25.2 percent of the economy. Total spending will slow in 2012 and over the next few years only because Republicans insisted on spending caps and cuts to accompany debt limit hikes in last year’s deal.

President Obama Denies Responsibility Again
 

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