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What you have here folks is the lawyer (Obama) versus the business man (Romney).
A lawyer is educated in the law and in presenting a case in attempt to persuade the jury to vote in favor of his client. In the election, Obama is his own client and we are the jury. He will "make a case" to the American people using whatever means to persuade you and me to vote for him.
Romney in contrast is a business man who is involved in the management of a company undertaking activities for the purpose of generating revenue for that company. Romney believes that his knowledge and his business experience will help improve our economy.
Obama is a lawyer and a organizer
Romney is a business man and a Doctor of Jurisprudence.
A lot of upper level corporate executives have law degrees. It can certainly come in handy for them. Romney attended a joint program at Harvard through their business and law schools and graduated with both a JD and an MBA.
You can safely say whatever you'd like. It is still a free country belief it or not.
People who can read and have any inclination of thinking for themselves might just tell you that you're wrong.
That said, I am supporting the real self-made business man, turned two term governor Gary Johnson. You can go fight amongst yourself over which of the two politicians you find more adequate to enact the same policies that the other would've as well.
What you have here folks is the lawyer (Obama) versus the business man (Romney).
A lawyer is educated in the law and in presenting a case in attempt to persuade the jury to vote in favor of his client. In the election, Obama is his own client and we are the jury. He will "make a case" to the American people using whatever means to persuade you and me to vote for him.
So if you're not voting for a lawyer, which third-party/independent candidate will be getting your vote?
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Romney in contrast is a business man who is involved in the management of a company undertaking activities for the purpose of generating revenue for that company. Romney believes that his knowledge and his business experience will help improve our economy.
Yeah, the last President who was primarily a businessman (GW Bush) we elected President was the biggest debacle in the White House since ... well, since the previous President who was primarily a businessman before that (Hoover).
Can a businessman be a good President? Sure. But it's not the panacea you make it out to be. As for lawyers who were President, I'd suggest you check out that list. Many of the great Presidents had law degrees. But since you seem oblivious to the fact that Romney has a law degree, I suspect you're similarly oblivious to the law degrees of many of our greatest Presidents.
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