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#51 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]His governing in Massachusetts and past decisions is what Obama is trying to do at the federal level. So yes they are.airshocker

No, they aren't. Romney doesn't support stimulus. Unemployment went down in MA during Romney's stint in office. Romney doesn't want to regulate everything under the sun.

I fail to see where the two are similar.

Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]But Obamas and Romneys fiscal views are nearly identical in the grand scheme of thingsairshocker

No they aren't. It's a cute thing to say during an election, when the same thing is said nearly every cycle, but it's not really accurate.

This is a lie parroted by people like DroidPhysX simply in order to deflect from Obama's failed economic policies. It essentially boils down to them attempting to define the parameters of the election to non-issues like gay rights", and "women's rights". Leftists like DroidPhysX don't want to talk about soaring unemployment and public debt, so they try to sell us this lie about the current circumstances being inevitable (i.e. Romney would've done all the same things Obama has done).
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#53 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="airshocker"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]But Obamas and Romneys fiscal views are nearly identical in the grand scheme of thingskraychik

No they aren't. It's a cute thing to say during an election, when the same thing is said nearly every cycle, but it's not really accurate.

This is a lie parroted by people like DroidPhysX simply in order to deflect from Obama's failed economic policies. It essentially boils down to them attempting to define the parameters of the election to non-issues like gay rights", and "women's rights". Leftists like DroidPhysX don't want to talk about soaring unemployment and public debt, so they try to sell us this lie about the current circumstances being inevitable (i.e. Romney would've done all the same things Obama has done).

>leftists like me

>im an Obama supporter

lol

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Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.DroidPhysX

He was a Republican governor in Massachussetts, unfortunately that job requires compromise. The difference is Obama is trying to raise taxes in a struggling economy, Romney did no such thing. Romney isn't in favor of stimulus right now, that's all that matters.

I doubt it. One can still regulate without nationalizing anything. And we already have a nationalized bank. ObamaCare had tons of regulations attached to it, and he's done nothing to remove onerous and useless regulations that are plaguing our books.

:lol: Yes, sure. He's a republican now.

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#55 kraychik
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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="airshocker"]

No they aren't. It's a cute thing to say during an election, when the same thing is said nearly every cycle, but it's not really accurate.

DroidPhysX

This is a lie parroted by people like DroidPhysX simply in order to deflect from Obama's failed economic policies. It essentially boils down to them attempting to define the parameters of the election to non-issues like gay rights", and "women's rights". Leftists like DroidPhysX don't want to talk about soaring unemployment and public debt, so they try to sell us this lie about the current circumstances being inevitable (i.e. Romney would've done all the same things Obama has done).

>leftists like me

>im an Obama supporter

lol

What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist?
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#56 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.airshocker

He was a Republican governor in Massachussetts, unfortunately that job requires compromise. The difference is Obama is trying to raise taxes in a struggling economy, Romney did no such thing. Romney isn't in favor of stimulus right now, that's all that matters.

I doubt it. One can still regulate without nationalizing anything. And we already have a nationalized bank. ObamaCare had tons of regulations attached to it, he's done nothing to remove onerous and useless regulations that are plaguing our books.

:lol: Yes, sure. He's a republican now.

Hence why I said pre bush2 republican. Republican party of today are the extreme far right shell of its former self.

And yet, he still hasnt regulated the banks. Something a regulator like obama would do right?

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#57 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

[QUOTE="kraychik"] This is a lie parroted by people like DroidPhysX simply in order to deflect from Obama's failed economic policies. It essentially boils down to them attempting to define the parameters of the election to non-issues like gay rights", and "women's rights". Leftists like DroidPhysX don't want to talk about soaring unemployment and public debt, so they try to sell us this lie about the current circumstances being inevitable (i.e. Romney would've done all the same things Obama has done). kraychik

>leftists like me

>im an Obama supporter

lol

What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist?

What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist.
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#58 kraychik
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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

>leftists like me

>im an Obama supporter

lol

DroidPhysX
What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist?

What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist.

I know you are. And I suspect I'm not alone. The only one who doesn't seem to realize it is you, which of course is typical of leftists who don't see themselves as biased.
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Hence why I said pre bush2 republican. Republican party of today are the extreme far right shell of its former self.

And yet, he still hasnt regulated the banks. Something a regulator like obama would do right?

DroidPhysX

I don't really know how you can say that with a straight face. Just because someone has shifted to the center doesn't make them conservative, or a Republican. He's still a liberal and a democrat.

Dodd-Frank

What else should he regulate? Should banks no longer be able to take any risks when investing their money?

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#60 kraychik
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

Hence why I said pre bush2 republican. Republican party of today are the extreme far right shell of its former self.

And yet, he still hasnt regulated the banks. Something a regulator like obama would do right?

airshocker

I don't really know how you can say that with a straight face. Just because someone has shifted to the center doesn't make them conservative, or a Republican. He's still a liberal and a democrat.

Dodd-Frank

What else should he regulate? Should banks no longer be able to take any risks when investing their money?

Banks are one of the most heavily-regulated industries, already. But that's irrelevant to leftists like DroidPhysX. Obama is a socialist, and his "shift to the centre" is only with respect to public statements he's made as a shrewd politician who knows he can't get away with what he really wants to do. In other words, he has "shifted to the centre" in terms of policies on only a couple of issues, because of his fear that he couldn't sell his socialist message in its entirety to Americans.
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#61 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

Hence why I said pre bush2 republican. Republican party of today are the extreme far right shell of its former self.

And yet, he still hasnt regulated the banks. Something a regulator like obama would do right?

airshocker

I don't really know how you can say that with a straight face. Just because someone has shifted to the center doesn't make them conservative, or a Republican. He's still a liberal and a democrat.

Dodd-Frank

What else should he regulate? Should banks no longer be able to take any risks when investing their money?

Dodd-Frank was written by the banks. :?

It's a watered down version of the original piece of legislation. If thats regulation to you, you must think what the FDR did to the banks was outright communism. Investment banks can combine with lending banks and can still get the FDIC to cover their loses.Banks can still get bailouts from the government. What exactly are banks risking when they know they can just get the government to cover their loses?

>Obama a liberal

Engaging in neoconservative policies such as warrantless wiretapping, drone killings in the middle east makes someone a liberal now? Also, liberal =/= democrat

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#62 DroidPhysX
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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="kraychik"] What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist?

What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist.

I know you are. And I suspect I'm not alone. The only one who doesn't seem to realize it is you, which of course is typical of leftists who don't see themselves as biased.

Neat, how am i a leftist again?
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Dodd-Frank was written by the banks. :?

It's a watered down version of the original piece of legislation. If thats regulation to you, you must think what the FDR did to the banks was outright communism. Investment banks can combine with lending banks and can still get the FDIC to cover their loses.Banks can still get bailouts from the government. What exactly are banks risking when they know they can just get the government to cover their loses?

>Obama a liberal

Engaging in neoconservative policies such as warrantless wiretapping, drone killings in the middle east makes someone a liberal now? Also, liberal =/= democrat

DroidPhysX

That's his own fault, then.

JP Morgan Chase risked two billion dollars and lost it. I don't see the federal government rushing in to cover those losses. In fact, I don't think it'll happen at all.

The fact that I support gay marriage doesn't make me any less of a conservative. The same goes for Obama, though I wouldn't really call those actions conservative. I would call them good tactics.

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[QUOTE="sexyweapons"]

:question:

Obama's for long and expensive land wars,big government and showering dictators with foreign aid.

airshocker

And a vote for RP takes away a vote for Romney. You would be, essentially, voting for Obama.

and vice versa with taking a vote away from Obama,so you would be technically taking a vote away from both of them

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#66 deactivated-6127ced9bcba0
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and vice versa with taking a vote away from Obama,so you would be technically taking a vote away from both of them

sexyweapons

Not really. Ron Paul has no chance at winning. The votes he takes away will only hurt the challenger. See what happened to George HW Bush's re-election campaign.

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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]

>leftists like me

>im an Obama supporter

lol

DroidPhysX

What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist?

What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist.

What's funny is that you think you aren't.

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[QUOTE="airshocker"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]His governing in Massachusetts and past decisions is what Obama is trying to do at the federal level. So yes they are.DroidPhysX

No, they aren't. Romney doesn't support stimulus. Unemployment went down in MA during Romney's stint in office. Romney doesn't want to regulate everything under the sun.

I fail to see where the two are similar.

Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.

The major difference with what Mitt did in MA is that he did it on the state level. His state supported what he was doing. Obama, and the like, are trying to do this one-size-fits-all approach and force every state to adhere. The POTUS, nor the Federal Government, have the power to do this. But, for some reason Obama is immune to the laws of the Constitution. Our government was never meant to be a top-down approach. It's supposed to be run from the bottom up. The only responsibilty of the Feds is to secure our country with a military. The nationalization of the banks happened with the bailout. Now, the Feds have a piece of every bank that was forced to take money. Yes, they were forced. A local bank where I live tried to reject the bailout funds... the Feds wouldn't allow it. Now, banks are being choked out of existence due to regulations impossed with the bailout.
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I like how Gamespot is running(or is allowing to be run) anti Romney ads based on his ECONOMIC record! O btw hows Obama doing with his ECONOMIC record? Just sayin......

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Better than what his predecessor left him.
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OP is f*****

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[QUOTE="StealthUS1"]

I like how Gamespot is running(or is allowing to be run) anti Romney ads based on his ECONOMIC record! O btw hows Obama doing with his ECONOMIC record? Just sayin......

outworld222
Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.
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[QUOTE="outworld222"][QUOTE="StealthUS1"]

I like how Gamespot is running(or is allowing to be run) anti Romney ads based on his ECONOMIC record! O btw hows Obama doing with his ECONOMIC record? Just sayin......

jshaas
Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="kraychik"] What's funny is that leftists like you often don't even realize you're leftists. You view yourself as apolitical and objective, when you'r'e anything but. At least conservatives recognize and don't hide our worldviews. Everything you say in this forum is left-wing, yet somehow you give us some fake "lols" when you get accurately described as a leftist? Storm_Marine

What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist.

What's funny is that you think you aren't.

It's very typical of leftists like DroidPhysX to sincerely think that they are apolitical. He sincerely views himself as a centrist and objective. Yet he is patently a leftist. It's funny to watch them engage in their delusions.
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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="outworld222"] Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

Pathetic. Plz take your GOP talking points somewhere else ...
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[QUOTE="Allthishate"][QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"] Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

Pathetic. Plz take your GOP talking points somewhere else ...

Those are facts. Important facts. But I guess when it comes to economic indicators, like total national debt and unemployment... they're just "talking points" to a leftist like yourself. Who cares if America continues spending itself into oblivion?
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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="outworld222"] Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

You know Obama couldn't stop the GFC right?
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[QUOTE="Storm_Marine"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] What's funny is that you think I'm a leftist. kraychik

What's funny is that you think you aren't.

It's very typical of leftists like DroidPhysX to sincerely think that they are apolitical. He sincerely views himself as a centrist and objective. Yet he is patently a leftist. It's funny to watch them engage in their delusions.

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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"] Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation. chaoscougar1
Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

You know Obama couldn't stop the GFC right?

At last, someone in this thread knows that ;)

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We are doomed.

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[QUOTE="outworld222"][QUOTE="StealthUS1"]

I like how Gamespot is running(or is allowing to be run) anti Romney ads based on his ECONOMIC record! O btw hows Obama doing with his ECONOMIC record? Just sayin......

jshaas
Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

He instigated the problem. Besides, TC started the topic. As for decades ago.....someone has to have the courage to turn things around.
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#82 kraychik
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"] Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

You know Obama couldn't stop the GFC right?

Is GFC some fake acronym for "global financial crisis"? Nobody's talking about this broad term, we're talking about domestic economic policy, of which Obama's has been a complete failure, where the financial picture, by virtually every measurement, has worsened since he's taken office. This excuse-making from the left about such economic conditions being beyond Obama's control is absurd, considering that he's implemented destructive economic policies. If Obama had simply been on vacation every day since he took office, America would be in better shape. Unfortunately, he's actually done some "work" - by implementing wealth-destroying policies.
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mitt obama always -1
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Mitt Romeny is a great man

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Who had a sterling business career (that we be a real cool thing to say about someone if they owned a silver shop) which coupled with his tenure as governor makes him qualified to be President.

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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="outworld222"] Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).

Well, that's exactly what I was getting at.
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="airshocker"]

No, they aren't. Romney doesn't support stimulus. Unemployment went down in MA during Romney's stint in office. Romney doesn't want to regulate everything under the sun.

I fail to see where the two are similar.

jshaas

Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.

The major difference with what Mitt did in MA is that he did it on the state level. His state supported what he was doing. Obama, and the like, are trying to do this one-size-fits-all approach and force every state to adhere. The POTUS, nor the Federal Government, have the power to do this. But, for some reason Obama is immune to the laws of the Constitution. Our government was never meant to be a top-down approach. It's supposed to be run from the bottom up. The only responsibilty of the Feds is to secure our country with a military. The nationalization of the banks happened with the bailout. Now, the Feds have a piece of every bank that was forced to take money. Yes, they were forced. A local bank where I live tried to reject the bailout funds... the Feds wouldn't allow it. Now, banks are being choked out of existence due to regulations impossed with the bailout.

And conservatives support a liberal governor in massachusetts

Either they intentionally choose to forget Romney pushed for the MA mandate among other things or they really are indeed a shell of past conservatives. Never heard of a presidential candidate governing with liberal ideologies, both socially and fiscally, be so revered by the supposed conservative electorate.

>Banks being choked out of existence

bahahahaha. If anything, they're becoming stronger and stronger. In the last 15 years, huge amount of regulations have been repealed on the banks. (Glass Steegal being the biggest). Also, the Feds have chairmans who work or who have worked for the banks. Essentially, the banks are bailing out the banks.

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#87 jshaas
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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.DroidPhysX

The major difference with what Mitt did in MA is that he did it on the state level. His state supported what he was doing. Obama, and the like, are trying to do this one-size-fits-all approach and force every state to adhere. The POTUS, nor the Federal Government, have the power to do this. But, for some reason Obama is immune to the laws of the Constitution. Our government was never meant to be a top-down approach. It's supposed to be run from the bottom up. The only responsibilty of the Feds is to secure our country with a military. The nationalization of the banks happened with the bailout. Now, the Feds have a piece of every bank that was forced to take money. Yes, they were forced. A local bank where I live tried to reject the bailout funds... the Feds wouldn't allow it. Now, banks are being choked out of existence due to regulations impossed with the bailout.

And conservatives support a liberal governor in massachusetts

Either they intentionally choose to forget Romney pushed for the MA mandate among other things or they really are indeed a shell of past conservatives. Never heard of a presidential candidate governing with liberal ideologies, both socially and fiscally, be so revered by the supposed conservative electorate.

>Banks being choked out of existence

bahahahaha. If anything, they're becoming stronger and stronger. In the last 15 years, huge amount of regulations have been repealed on the banks. (Glass Steegal being the biggest). Also, the Feds have chairmans who work or who have worked for the banks. Essentially, the banks are bailing out the banks.

At this point is the least of the two evils. Plus, he's easily swayed. With at GOP dominate Congress, Romney will cater to their agenda... he doesn't like pressure. If the Dems take over again, we'll be screwed. You got links to your claims about the banks? It's news to me.
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[QUOTE="outworld222"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="outworld222"] Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

He instigated the problem. Besides, TC started the topic. As for decades ago.....someone has to have the courage to turn things around.

Idiots are everywhere. If Bush "instigated" the problem, then Barry has exacerbated it... all by himself. Get real dude. If you want to pinpoint when this all started... look to Social Security and the New Deal. Government convincing the people that they could provide a better way for them, and that the people weren't smart enough to handle their own lives. Fastforward to today... we have approximately 50% of the country living off the government with zero tax liability. Matter of fact, they're getting tax refunds on their welfare income. WTF?!?!?!? Collect tax money to live off of. File tax return on said money. Receive thousands more tax dollars as a "refund." Great idea.
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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="DroidPhysX"] Romney raised fees and taxes to balance the budget, same with what Obama is doing. Romeny was also in favor of the stimulus BEFORE obama took the election in '08. > Regulation If Obama was a supposed staunch regulator like I've been hearing, he would of nationalized the banks years ago. Obama is more of a neocon and pre-Bush2 republican than anything else.DroidPhysX

The major difference with what Mitt did in MA is that he did it on the state level. His state supported what he was doing. Obama, and the like, are trying to do this one-size-fits-all approach and force every state to adhere. The POTUS, nor the Federal Government, have the power to do this. But, for some reason Obama is immune to the laws of the Constitution. Our government was never meant to be a top-down approach. It's supposed to be run from the bottom up. The only responsibilty of the Feds is to secure our country with a military. The nationalization of the banks happened with the bailout. Now, the Feds have a piece of every bank that was forced to take money. Yes, they were forced. A local bank where I live tried to reject the bailout funds... the Feds wouldn't allow it. Now, banks are being choked out of existence due to regulations impossed with the bailout.

And conservatives support a liberal governor in massachusetts

Either they intentionally choose to forget Romney pushed for the MA mandate among other things or they really are indeed a shell of past conservatives. Never heard of a presidential candidate governing with liberal ideologies, both socially and fiscally, be so revered by the supposed conservative electorate.

>Banks being choked out of existence

bahahahaha. If anything, they're becoming stronger and stronger. In the last 15 years, huge amount of regulations have been repealed on the banks. (Glass Steegal being the biggest). Also, the Feds have chairmans who work or who have worked for the banks. Essentially, the banks are bailing out the banks.

Again... the plan Romney put in place in MA was accepted by the people of MA. They wanted it! On the state level, that's completely fine. Obama can't force people to do something they don't want to do. He doesn't have that power... although he doesn't seem to know that he doesn't have that power. Also, were already covered by other individual mandates... seat belts, immunizations, etc.
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Romney is a fat, rich, tax avoiding moron that has 20 kids that looser his just like the rest but with Obama his just great in ever way he try's he best!!! Most of the U.S population are like sheep's they vote just because of the last presidents economic record that's how that moron George bush got in same story and George bush 2 terms are you kidding me burning in hell George now watch this drive...
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[QUOTE="outworld222"][QUOTE="StealthUS1"]

I like how Gamespot is running(or is allowing to be run) anti Romney ads based on his ECONOMIC record! O btw hows Obama doing with his ECONOMIC record? Just sayin......

jshaas
Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

So we are allowed to bash the current president, but not the guy who came before him? I love it, this could help us put another republican back in power!
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yep, romney can do for america what he did for his clients at bain capitol.

inflate the alleged value, borrow money against the total assets then break it apart and sell off bits of it for profit and declare bankruptcy against what is left.

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yep, romney can do for america what he did for his clients at bain capitol.

inflate the alleged value, borrow money against the total assets then break it apart and sell off bits of it for profit and declare bankruptcy against what is left.

Riverwolf007
Wait for a year and you will see what he would have done he is going to ruin the ecomony
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[QUOTE="chaoscougar1"][QUOTE="kraychik"] Obama added five trillion dollars to the national debt in three years while Bush added three trillion over eight years, and the wars were largely drawing down in Bush's last year. In terms of sheer numbers, Obama hasn't been irrelevant, he's been destructive. In other words, you telling us that Obama "hasn't done anything to improve the situation" is patently false - Obama has made the situation much, much, much worse (and let's not even get into unemployment and the portion of Americans dependent on social aid).kraychik
You know Obama couldn't stop the GFC right?

Is GFC some fake acronym for "global financial crisis"? Nobody's talking about this broad term, we're talking about domestic economic policy, of which Obama's has been a complete failure, where the financial picture, by virtually every measurement, has worsened since he's taken office. This excuse-making from the left about such economic conditions being beyond Obama's control is absurd, considering that he's implemented destructive economic policies. If Obama had simply been on vacation every day since he took office, America would be in better shape. Unfortunately, he's actually done some "work" - by implementing wealth-destroying policies.

Fake?
Fake?
FAKE?!

nvm

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[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="chaoscougar1"] You know Obama couldn't stop the GFC right?chaoscougar1

Is GFC some fake acronym for "global financial crisis"? Nobody's talking about this broad term, we're talking about domestic economic policy, of which Obama's has been a complete failure, where the financial picture, by virtually every measurement, has worsened since he's taken office. This excuse-making from the left about such economic conditions being beyond Obama's control is absurd, considering that he's implemented destructive economic policies. If Obama had simply been on vacation every day since he took office, America would be in better shape. Unfortunately, he's actually done some "work" - by implementing wealth-destroying policies.

Fake?
Fake?
FAKE?!

nvm

In other words, you get hung up on me calling you out for using a fake acronym in some attempt to look like something you're not, while ignoring the rest of the crap I called you out on it. Your post, essentially, boils down to Barry telling us, "it ain't mah fault!".
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[QUOTE="Serraph105"][QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="outworld222"] Better than what his predecessor left him.

Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation.

So we are allowed to bash the current president, but not the guy who came before him? I love it, this could help us put another republican back in power!

Not at all. My point was that blaming W. for everything that's wrong today is stupid. He's not the only one at fault here. This has snowballed from decades ago... think FDR. Bush did his fair share adding to the snowball, but I don't see how the left can consistently blame all of Barry's shortcomings on Bush. It worked in 2009, but after that he needed to take some responsibilty and admit that his failing policies are not helping either. Now, if anyone points that out they're racist or stupid or whatever. Even though we're pointing out the facts of Barry's failed presidency. I doubt Romney will be that much better, but I do know that we certainly cannot afford four more years of Barry. America will surely die a slow painful death if he is re-elected.
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[QUOTE="Serraph105"][QUOTE="jshaas"] Can we stop kick this dead horse already?!?!? Everything that's wrong is not Bush's fault!!! He certainly did his share of adding to the problem, but by no means is it entirely his fault. This mess was started decades ago. Barry has done nothing to improve our situation. jshaas
So we are allowed to bash the current president, but not the guy who came before him? I love it, this could help us put another republican back in power!

Not at all. My point was that blaming W. for everything that's wrong today is stupid. He's not the only one at fault here. This has snowballed from decades ago... think FDR. Bush did his fair share adding to the snowball, but I don't see how the left can consistently blame all of Barry's shortcomings on Bush. It worked in 2009, but after that he needed to take some responsibilty and admit that his failing policies are not helping either. Now, if anyone points that out they're racist or stupid or whatever. Even though we're pointing out the facts of Barry's failed presidency. I doubt Romney will be that much better, but I do know that we certainly cannot afford four more years of Barry. America will surely die a slow painful death if he is re-elected.

I remember when conservatives made all these doomsday predictions if gay marriage were legalized.

Good times, good times.

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[QUOTE="jshaas"][QUOTE="Serraph105"] So we are allowed to bash the current president, but not the guy who came before him? I love it, this could help us put another republican back in power!DroidPhysX

Not at all. My point was that blaming W. for everything that's wrong today is stupid. He's not the only one at fault here. This has snowballed from decades ago... think FDR. Bush did his fair share adding to the snowball, but I don't see how the left can consistently blame all of Barry's shortcomings on Bush. It worked in 2009, but after that he needed to take some responsibilty and admit that his failing policies are not helping either. Now, if anyone points that out they're racist or stupid or whatever. Even though we're pointing out the facts of Barry's failed presidency. I doubt Romney will be that much better, but I do know that we certainly cannot afford four more years of Barry. America will surely die a slow painful death if he is re-elected.

I remember when conservatives made all these doomsday predictions if gay marriage were legalized.

Good times, good times.

I remember when people actually had common sense... and used it. Your comparison hasn't come to fruition... so, that's yet to be seen.
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Im guessing Gamespot is liberal as hell. It's an entertainment website... Of course they would endorse Obama over Romney. As they should.

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Keynesian economics. Does it work? Or is it bad theory that will lead us to doom? What kind of system does Germany run? Their austerity seems to work for them.