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IMO. It would be a landslide for Huntsman. The guy is clean as a whistle and the absolutely most qualified candidate on Domestic AND Foreign affairs issues.
I agree completely. I'm an Independent who voted for Obama last time but I'd vote for Huntsman in 2012 if he were the nominee. I couldn't vote for any of the other Republican candidates though.
IMO. It would be a landslide for Huntsman. The guy is clean as a whistle and the absolutely most qualified candidate on Domestic AND Foreign affairs issues.
Wow. Coming from you that is quite a testimony. I'm not really up to speed on the candidates, because, well, it doesn't really matter much with respect to the economy. If people are looking for an economic savior, they'll be severely disappointed (even more disappointed than they are with Obama).
So, what really matters is foreign and domestic policies. I'll have to check out Huntsman.
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It irks me to no end that the MSM are not covering him as much as they are the other candidates.
Why would they want to?
Ostensibly the function of the media is keep the electorate informed, but in reality their function is make as much money as they can, and to do that, they need higher advertising rates, and to do that, they need a large viewership, and to do that, they need news bits that titillate.
Talking sensibly doesn't exactly incense people, but saying really bizarre and silly things does, and that's what attracts them to the news bits.
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Originally Posted by afoigrokerkok
Fearing "too big to fail," Huntsman hopes to break up big banks
I didn't exactly see a plan. Is there a link (to the plan)?
I agree completely. I'm an Independent who voted for Obama last time but I'd vote for Huntsman in 2012 if he were the nominee. I couldn't vote for any of the other Republican candidates though.
Exactly. If he is against bailouts that is a swing issue...No way Im voting like I did in 08.
The plan calls for capping a bank's assets and the amount they can borrow based on a percentage of GDP, among other things. Fees would be imposed on banks that go over the limits, to be used in future bailouts.
The plan calls for capping a bank's assets and the amount they can borrow based on a percentage of GDP, among other things. Fees would be imposed on banks that go over the limits, to be used in future bailouts.
id like to see more criminal prosecution for reckless derivates fraud by Wall Street...is he for that?
Why the hell are they still allowed to be too big to fail???? There needs to be damned limits on how big they can be and if the cons think that's commie then screw them
Supposedly, Dodd-Frank was supposed to ensure that TBTF is a thing of the past. Am I missing something?
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