Reply With QuoteA+ rebuttal.Originally Posted by Caleb
You got to be kidding me -_-
A+ rebuttal.
Carrot(08-16-2012),Cody. (08-15-2012),derpherpherp (08-18-2012)
He really has not put us anywhere. We're in the same place before his electionabsolutely pointless presidency imo
First of all, he isn't a miracle worker; four years is a very short amount of time. Anyone who has taken Macroeconomics can tell you that.He really has not put us anywhere. We're in the same place before his election
And second of all, what figures are you looking at?!
WHY DID I GET INTO THIS CONVERSATIONIM JUST A BOY!! AHHHHHHHHHHH
Romney. I'm tired of Obama fucking up this country.
That's funny because Bush fucked up the country and Obama already fixed many of his problems.
Romney says he wants to give jobs to Americans, yet while in his current position he took jobs away from Americans and gave them to India and China.
Obama supporters on this board - Where in the hell are you getting your numbers? Anyone who knows anything about this current economy knows that we are in a worse state than we were before. The unemployment rate has risen 3.2%, private sector jobs have decreased from 115.6 M to 111 M, and although they are on the rise that is merely a product of the sharp dip they had when Obama became president. The median home value is the same as it was in 2008, actually on a decline. Disposable income is down, and Poverty rate is up, and the FEDERAL DEFICIT and PUBLIC DEBT have more than doubled since Obama took office.
If you would like facts, please stop posting biased websites that just say something. Go to .gov sites and look at the information.
In all honesty Riku, I would consider myself a moderate Republican. The only reason moderate is there is because I believe earthquakes happen because of tectonic shifting of plates and not gay marriage. I support the ability to marry of Gay and Straight couples. However, I feel that you and alot of other people have been reading the wrong things about Romney. He doesn't want to take away your rights in the way Obama campaign ads have portrayed it.
"He [Romney] is a clear opponent of gay marriage, and does not seem to favor civil unions if they afford all the same benefits as marriage. But he is on record as supporting domestic partnerships, with specific rights determined individually by states. The Obama campaign interprets this as Romney saying states would be allowed to deny gay couples the right to adopt. But when he has articulated his position, he has often mentioned adoption as one of the rights states could grant. And this year, Romney called adoption by same-sex couples "something which people have the right to do." - PolitiFact
Im just posting this to get some stuff out there now. More will be posted as I write it. Feel free to dispute, but it will be ignored unless you find me something credible eg not a blog.
Ronith(08-16-2012)
If Romney is elected does that mean he will fix everything that is a problem right now? Just a question
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