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What was I thinking?
I forgot, people like Romney never use their own money to do anything, let alone create jobs.
That's something that only happens on Main St.
This is what you said:
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Originally Posted by TigerLily24
Good questions. At the very least, he certainly could have financed a few (thousand) non-profit training programs, inveigled his corporate pals to offer internships... Seems like he could have done any number of things that would have proven that he is serious about getting people back on their feet.
Kind of makes you go "hmmmm..."
He's a private citizen just like you. How many jobs programs have you funded with your personal bank account? Not spending at Wal-mart. Jobs programs....the same kind you believe Mitt Romney should have have financed with his own personal money.
The claims in the OP are absurd....and all the liberal replies are just as ignorant. I swear I think you folks throw **** at the wall and hope it sticks without giving a single thought to what you're actually saying.
I keep hearing that having a "businessman" like Mittens in the White House will be great for the economy and job creation. I got a couple of question related to those claims.
What jobs has Mittens created in the last three years? If he is this fantastic job creator shouldn't he have been pitching in during the greatest economic downturn since the great depression? Why hasn't he created any new jobs since the crash? Am I to believe that the only way Mittens can create any jobs is from the Oval Office?
Businesses create jobs, we know that, why hasn't our Businessman in chief created jobs?
O.K., leftist tactic:
What, you expect him to wave a magic wand and "poof" everything is better? You have to give the man time, to fix what the last guy screwed up.
"But President Obama — responding to a letter from House Speaker John Boehner — has personally identified what might be called the “Big Seven” because each of them would impose annual burdens over $1 billion. And collectively these seven surpass $100 billion a year...Obama defended the Seven in his letter to Boehner, claiming that his administration just finished an exhaustive review of unnecessary regulations and weeded out old ones that were costing us $2 billion a year (which Obama tried to magnify by saying it was “$10-billion over five years”). But his team has already issued 75 major new regulations last year and this year, which are an annual $40 billion drag on the economy. So he’s already made things 20 times worse than his “improvements” — and that’s even before the Maleficent Seven kick in."
"Until Congress fixes the entire regulatory system that enables a dictatorial executive branch, we’re at the mercy of more disasters in the form of job-killing regulations, especially from a president who doesn’t want to be bothered with Congressional opposition."
He's a private citizen just like you. How many jobs programs have you funded with your personal bank account? Not spending at Wal-mart. Jobs programs....the same kind you believe Mitt Romney should have have financed with his own personal money.
The claims in the OP are absurd....and all the liberal replies are just as ignorant. I swear I think you folks throw **** at the wall and hope it sticks without giving a single thought to what you're actually saying.
This argument is without merit, and the logical fallacy presented is ridiculous.
Romney has claimed he's created jobs in the private sector.
He's a private citizen just like you. How many jobs programs have you funded with your personal bank account? Not spending at Wal-mart. Jobs programs....the same kind you believe Mitt Romney should have have financed with his own personal money.
The claims in the OP are absurd....and all the liberal replies are just as ignorant. I swear I think you folks throw **** at the wall and hope it sticks without giving a single thought to what you're actually saying.
If I had Mr. Romney's personal income, you'd better believe I would do whatever I could to create jobs and/or help people attain the skills to get (better) jobs.
It's called "paying it forward" or if you prefer - putting your money where your mouth is.
I was taking in the future. Another leftist tactic!
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