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Originally posted by jetxnet
Investors are not investing, and business are not creating jobs. This Trickle Down stufff doesn't work
They are investing, stocks are going up every other day, just as much as they are going down.
So, you think by doubling the Capital Gains tax, this will create jobs and somehow spur us out of this GLOBAL recession??
Sounds like flawed logic to me.
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by mhc_70
Either way, Palin has more executive experience than Obama.
she also has more experience than McCain (by YOUR standards)
does that make McCain ineligible for president?
Originally posted by iamcamouflage
reply to post by jamie83
You would rather just win than ensure that the most qualified person is put into office? This is the defintion of party politics. You are putting party before country. You would rather ensure that a Republican was elected regardless of there qualifications.
Originally posted by marg6043
Bush manage to bring this nation into the worst recession in history and is going to take at least 20 more years to recuperate.
Executive experience is only one varible of many that can be used to determine who has more overall experience, but Palin is the only one running whos got any.
Originally posted by jamie83
Originally posted by marg6043
Bush manage to bring this nation into the worst recession in history and is going to take at least 20 more years to recuperate.
This is quite a stunning display of ignorance on your part. The economy is growing. It's not in any recession at all, let alone the worst recession in history.
You really should try to educate yourself instead of just parroting talking points from ignorant liberals.
Okay, you've got me baffled with this one. The problem is a dependence on foreign oil, and the solution is to increase domestic production AND develop cleaner renewable energy sources.
Domestic oil ends up in the same place as foreign oil. It all goes to the same supply fund. Drilling domestically only increase the supply by (govt estimates) 1million barrels a day. We use 20million a day. And to mention again that extra 1 million barrels goes into the global oil pool. Its not as though we drill the oil, its refined and goes right into the American supply of oil.
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
okay - so your disqualifying your OWN candidate to support someoen who has 20 months experience.
She's made no major executive decision
She's anti-women rights
She's anti-gay rights
She's got a pretty twisted version of immigration
oh - but she's sexy
lets vote for Palin/McCain
Originally posted by Andrew E. Wiggin
reply to post by mhc_70
your argument consists of running around whatever bush is in front of you
and totally forgetting what the last bush looked like
thats the problem with you conservatives
you cant keep your bush in check.
Originally posted by iamcamouflage
You are quite the detective to solve the mystery that fooled the Illinois govt and the federal govt.
Originally posted by mattifikation
The answer to the OP question is obvious, straightforward, and undeniable.
Barack Obama clearly and irrefutably has more experience running the United States into the ground. When it comes to failing to put a check on a ruinous Presidency and failing to bring change to the direction our country is headed in, Obama's experience far outweighs that of Sarah Palin.
Obama's experience as a career politician, and his proven track record of being able to create meaningless buzzwords are leagues above anything Palin has demonstrated during her short history of actually making a difference and helping the people who elected her
[edit on 31-8-2008 by mattifikation]