Romney had better have a good closing...
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Romney had better have a good closing...
Here is Mitts statementQuote:
Originally Posted by dwalker460
"The American auto industry is vital to our national interest as an employer and as a hub for manufacturing. A managed bankruptcy may be the only path to the fundamental restructuring the industry needs. It would permit the companies to shed excess labor, pension and real estate costs. The federal government should provide guarantees for post-bankruptcy financing and assure car buyers that their warranties are not at risk.
In a managed bankruptcy, the federal government would propel newly competitive and viable automakers, rather than seal their fate with a bailout check
Reduce our defect you are doing great papa smurf
I cannot believe we will impeach Clinton (not that I like Clinton) for what he did, but let Obama destroy this Country. This election should be won by Mitt by a landslide. Rant over carry on.
Yeah Obama...let's spend our way out by taxing the rich which will end up costing the poor at the cash register. Then you can give them help and be their savior and build our debt more.
sounds awesome.
I hope Romney says for everyone to watch 2016
Wait..but Obama said...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Romney's rehashing same ole same ole. Weak closing statements AFAIC.
"The governor is not telling the truth."[ROFL1]Quote:
Originally Posted by sniper7
No knock-out shots on either side although Obama opened himself up with the number of out-and-out lies he spun tonight. Call it a draw as a debate but that's all Romney really needed since the main point is to show the American public that he's not the ogre Obama has been painting for the past year.
Then again, I have little use for these "debates" as they're more opportunities to slip in sound bites than actual debates where you have to cite sources and draw some inferential logic.
12 million new jobs. Get people off food stamps by getting them good jobs.
getting along with democrats.
Romney sounds very presidential right now!
"We have an opportunity to have real leadership..." [LOL]
We were about [yay] close to a financial depression. Did we spend too much? That's pretty likely. However, in January 2009, did we know how much was too little or too much? Nope, that was a pretty unique situation. I'd rather have erred on the side of too much than too little, because we've seen what a great depression looks like.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gunner
Well you could have inflated a balloon with all the hot air in that room.
Holy crap I just spotted a squatch !
My take on Romneys closing statement: brief, genuine, factual and to the point. Sometimes less is more.
O just seemed to ramble on with his current speil.
I don't know I liked Romney's closing statement, it could have been better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goodburbon
I am glad Romney finally came out and said flatly the Presidents policies have failed, and four more years means more debt, less jobs, and a weaker country for all.
Major Changes happen in a depression. Businesses without sound foundations fail. Banks without sound foundations fail. By bailing out the businesses "too big to fail" They short circuited the changes that needed to occur and replaced them with artificial "regulations". The upshot of that is prolonging the inevitable, and making the eventual consequences for the citizenry worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rucker61
Very well put.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
Okay back to work I go!
Wasted my time watching another crappy debate. It is no longer a debate if one person can make comments completely devoid of any rational basis or factual information.
Red Bull is planning another launch tomorrow..Quote:
Originally Posted by bogie
But Obama said......Quote:
Originally Posted by Danimal
So you would have voted for depression?Quote:
Originally Posted by Goodburbon
Do you think we will see 4 more years? Or will we give Romney a chance?
Vs. Government borrowing money from our children because we don't have the balls to face the consequences of our decisions ourselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rucker61
Interesting and brave. Not a choice any politician would have made.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goodburbon
All I can say is, F-Obama!!!!!!!!!!!! Get Er-Done and out of office!!!!!!!!!
Night, night!!
I listened on a radio, and anaylists said mitt kept cool.l
Yes, he was very presidential tonight - something that President Obama still needs to catch up on.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Even when O went for cheap shots R did don't fall for them, he stayed on task and focused.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atrain1
Given the format for O to digress himself by the cheap shots and attempted humor was very poor strategy.
This was a formal debate and as such proffesionalism, poise, demeanor and presentation are key, all while wearing many hats.
Which one was more "Presidential"
In all three debates I feel that Mittens has presented himself as a calm, sharp and cool proffesional who is well versed and understands the issues and priorities.
I voted today.. by mail in ballot.. I voted Romney/Ryan.. I'd rather see Oblowme out than anything else.
Is that a he she in the discussion on Fox during Hannity?[ROFL1]
Although i did t wathch them, it seem like both were cool.
Obamas topic paragraph almost always started with attack.
Obama seems to interrupt more than mitt did.
Both showed little laughter.
Deninitely want to see how undecided thought about it on major poll.
First, the depth of the recession was heavily overstated. One of the things I blame Bush for was buying the Chicken Little stories about how close we were to collapse. The economy was in far worse shape during the Carter administration. Unlike the 1970s, we actually had some points of vibrancy 5 years ago and the areas that were weak (overextended housing market and risk-ridden financial sector) needed to collapse to find their bottoms. I understand the press conveniently forgetting that fact but have been dumbfounded that Republicans and conservatives didn't fight the malarkey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rucker61
Second, yes, we DID know we were spending too much. Lots of financial analysts said we were spending too much; historical distance has shown us the Keynesian spending actually prolonged rather than relieved the Great Depression. Hell, lots of laymen knew we were spending too much on TARP.
Further, the best thing we could have done for the financial industry AND the auto industry was let them declare bankruptcy. Too-big-to-fail was a Geithner-inspired load of crap bought by both administrations. You want someone to quit playing with fire? Let them feel the pain of the burn -- don't let them burn someone else instead like Corzine and JP Morgan did with the blessing of the Chicago Futures Market and the SEC.
I understand you're liberal but at least do some research and thinking instead of mindlessly repeating the worn empty spin nuggets.
Glad I wasnt the only one who spotted that obama shill. Pretty sure I saw an adams apple.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
That group is full of idiots tonight.
Imho, I think obama s first debate changed his entire strategy of the 3. Debate.
Romney needs to do what Romney need to do to win.
Obama has to win what hr had to do, but I think obama s manager may have thought aggressiveness equals to win for Obama.
So, Obama got aggressive and more aggressive over debates.
Hey chuckle head behind Sean Hannity on live national TV, HANG UP YOUR PHONE.
You look like an idiot.
Cite?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter