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Romney has not been president for the last decade.
Obama has been president for the last four years. During that last four years, the income gap between "the rich" and the middle class has increased. Therefore, we must dump Obama, as his policies have INCREASED the wealth gap.
Last time I checked, Romney has not been making policy.....but he will be real soon!
The failure policy maker has been Obama and he will soon be telling his story walking.
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Originally Posted by hawkeye2009
Romney has not been president for the last decade.
Obama has been president for the last four years. During that last four years, the income gap between "the rich" and the middle class has increased. Therefore, we must dump Obama, as his policies have INCREASED the wealth gap.
I think what the OP is talking about is Romney's principles while he was working at Bain. Many of those practices have lead to a decline in jobs and more of the wealth being concentrated amongst Execs.
Romney policies didnt do that. The poor acting like they were middle class did that.
Wanna be pissed, be pissed at people who gave bus drivers $450,000 mortgages.
We've witnessed what 4 years of Obama policies have done to this country. Why would people want more of that?
If you are really fed up and don't like the choices get loud and force the GOP to nominate Ron Paul or write him in. He is the non-status quo alternative to end the insanity and culture of corruption on Capitol Hill.
I think what the OP is talking about is Romney's principles while he was working at Bain. Many of those practices have lead to a decline in jobs and more of the wealth being concentrated amongst Execs.
FWIW I'm not pleased with Obama either.
Romney left Bain in 1999. So another massive lie by the desperate Dems.
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