Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
I find it hilarious that pro-Romney folks are saying this is ridiculous and pure fantasy...but all you did was take what he is saying in his stump speeches.

Tax cuts for the rich don't make much sense when put into context...do they Conservatives????

Originally posted by TheGreatDivider

Originally posted by ManFromEurope

Originally posted by camaro68ss

Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
I find it hilarious that pro-Romney folks are saying this is ridiculous and pure fantasy...but all you did was take what he is saying in his stump speeches.

Tax cuts for the rich don't make much sense when put into context...do they Conservatives????

let say the "rich", whoever that is, dont get tax cuts and they are taxed more. how does that help the economy? how does that create permanent jobs?

By giving the money to the government. Which will spend it. Which creates jobs, as most of the money will stay inside the USA. I really, really hope that is not a too difficult concept to see.
It works here quite well. A rich government is a spending government. What would be the worst? Paying debts?..

The trickling down doesn't work. TAKE from the rich and build with it.

Wow... talk about delusional. I for one do not want to give my money to the govt. and hope they create jobs with it. Just sheer stupidity!

Originally posted by babybunnies
CNN, Washington, DC. Today, after a relaxing 4th of July weekend, President Romney held a press conference to address the issues faced by the growing numbers of unemployed. With the release of the adjusted unemployment numbers for May 2015, the official figures now stand at 12.7%.

President Romney promised that his newest round of tax cuts for people making over $1 million a year and his reducing corporate income tax to 5% will create more jobs for middle class America, and that the new rate for millionaires of 15% on earnings to replace the rate of 20% they were paying after last years cuts will definitely bring unemployment down to 6% by year end. He stressed that last summer's removal of unemployment extensions beyond six months of payments for all Americans was not causing unnecessary hardship.

In the meantime, President Romney promised the 100 million Americans without health insurance that there will be a plan "coming soon" to replace the Affordable Healthcare Act, but did not say exactly what that plan was. He did make a statement that "Under the Obama Administration, the costs of providing healthcare to Americans with pre existing conditions was simply unsustainable for the insurance companies".

President Romney also addressed last month's debt ceiling increase to $22 trillion dollars, saying that the ongoing annual spending increases for the Department of Defense were necessary for the security of the nation, and that the unfunded job creating tax cuts for the rich will continue. Americans can expect further cuts to social services, medicare, food stamps, education and essential services such as 911, to help reduce the ongoing deficit, expected to hit $2 trillion by the end of 2015.

When pressed by reporters to discuss the ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico caused by relaxation of safety measures after the massive deregulation of the oil and exploration industry in 2013, Romney refused to answer any questions, simply saying that he has faith that the oil companies will make sure the spill is cleaned up from the Texas coast to Florida, as they will act responsibly and do the right thing. He declined to provide a timeline for the cleanup, or the shut down of the well that has been spilling for almost 9 months now.

While President Romney couldn't provide any timeline for the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan after last years' admission that a 2014 timeline for withdrawal was "unattainable", he blamed the administration of Barack Obama for setting an unrealistic timetable for this goal.

President Romney praised the recent fact finding mission to Israel by Vice President Ryan, saying that diplomatic efforts there will ensure that Iran will not actually use the nuclear weapon that was tested just last month. The President refused to discuss the ongoing bloodshed in Syria, saying simply that this was a complicated situation and that an internationally acceptable diplomatic solution would be "coming soon", reiterating what he has been saying since being elected in 2012, but was not willing to discuss this topic any further.

In closing, the President said that the current field of Democratic challengers for the Presidential Candidate race in 2016 was looking incredibly weak, and that as usual, none of the candidates could provide any solutions to the problems that he was fixing for America in his Presidency, and that he was confident that his ongoing "good sense for America policies" would win him relection.

Originally posted by pierregustavetoutant
Obamite fantasies.
The other choice is to have a fully collapsed economy and complete tyrannical control enforced by domestic drones.
When you have a choice between 100% chance of failure or a probable failure, you kind of have to go with the probable.

Why do Democrats think that humans, especially minorities and women, are pathetic and inferior to the elites who must centrally control us as dependents?
Democrats must truly hate humanity.