Romney Looks Like the Next Pres

Quote from Ricter:

Histrionic much?

if I wave my hands as i recite facts, I can appear more passionate and therefore engage liberals as well.... see.
 
Quote from Ricter:

Those were opinions.

Really...

Deficit spending - Debasement of currency by QE... check

http://www.heritage.org/research/re...ne-reveals-permanent-trillion-dollar-deficits

Annual budget deficits would never drop below $1 trillion, as the debt is now projected to reach 100 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) by 2020—and continue growing thereafter. This steep rise in debt would eventually become too large for global capital markets to absorb, potentially triggering a financial crisis, an interest rate spike, and gigantic tax increases.
The second message is that surging government spending—not low revenues—is driving long-term deficits. Recession-depleted tax revenues are scheduled to rebound to their historical average of 18.0 percent of GDP by 2018 and reach 18.4 percent by 2021—even if all tax cuts are made permanent. By contrast, federal spending (historically 20.3 percent of GDP) is projected to reach 26.4 percent of GDP by 2021.

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debt to gdp... I called your attention to that stat a month ago..
it might have been 2.43 cents spent to make a dollar of GDP... but then when I saw how bad the spending was I rounded up..

debt to gdp -- check

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Mcjobs... CNN had a graph... a very high percent of jobs being created are service industry jobs... McJobs... check

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ME policy destablizing... is there any doubt now? r... check
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Did Pelosi Reid and Obama let insurance companies craft Obamacare and dictate the forced to pay rules... Yes... Sellout --- check see the frontline special on PBS. (note the sup court recently opened this topic up again... check the thread here on ET)
Obamacare should have been single payer... does anyone argue otherwise? Not any liberals. and conservatives would just say no obamacare.
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world record taxes on middle class.
since Sup Ct declared Obamacare a tax... new taxes on middle class amount to a record tax increase.

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he is destorying our energy situation. no pipeline, no offshore drill and investing in failed companies... its may be an opinion... but it is a virtual fact.


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invited attack on embassy... ok that may be an opinion... but seriously 911 in Libya... and paltry security... who knew?

did Obama even run a lemonade stand... his lack of executive experience is a fact.
 
Romney is rolling in Florida.
RCP polls starting with most recent.

Rasmussen Reports Romney +4
TBT/Herald/Mason-Dixon Romney +7
ARG Romney +3
NBC/WSJ/Marist Obama +1

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When you put Florida in Romney's column... The EC map will now be
Obama 201 - Romney 210.
 
Quote from jem:



When you put Florida in Romney's column... The EC map will now be
Obama 201 - Romney 210. [/B]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...ctions_electoral_college_map_no_toss_ups.html

RCP .While your map is catching up the one I posted already had FL red



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Karl Rove


Obama 275

Mitt 191






Rasmussen

Obama 237

Mitt 181



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Politico

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Quote from jem:

Really...

Deficit spending - Debasement of currency by QE... check

http://www.heritage.org/research/re...ne-reveals-permanent-trillion-dollar-deficits

Annual budget deficits would never drop below $1 trillion, as the debt is now projected to reach 100 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) by 2020—and continue growing thereafter. This steep rise in debt would eventually become too large for global capital markets to absorb, potentially triggering a financial crisis, an interest rate spike, and gigantic tax increases.
The second message is that surging government spending—not low revenues—is driving long-term deficits. Recession-depleted tax revenues are scheduled to rebound to their historical average of 18.0 percent of GDP by 2018 and reach 18.4 percent by 2021—even if all tax cuts are made permanent. By contrast, federal spending (historically 20.3 percent of GDP) is projected to reach 26.4 percent of GDP by 2021.

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debt to gdp... I called your attention to that stat a month ago..
it might have been 2.43 cents spent to make a dollar of GDP... but then when I saw how bad the spending was I rounded up..

debt to gdp -- check

---

Mcjobs... CNN had a graph... a very high percent of jobs being created are service industry jobs... McJobs... check

--

ME policy destablizing... is there any doubt now? r... check
--

Did Pelosi Reid and Obama let insurance companies craft Obamacare and dictate the forced to pay rules... Yes... Sellout --- check see the frontline special on PBS. (note the sup court recently opened this topic up again... check the thread here on ET)
Obamacare should have been single payer... does anyone argue otherwise? Not any liberals. and conservatives would just say no obamacare.
--

world record taxes on middle class.
since Sup Ct declared Obamacare a tax... new taxes on middle class amount to a record tax increase.

--

he is destorying our energy situation. no pipeline, no offshore drill and investing in failed companies... its may be an opinion... but it is a virtual fact.


---

invited attack on embassy... ok that may be an opinion... but seriously 911 in Libya... and paltry security... who knew?

did Obama even run a lemonade stand... his lack of executive experience is a fact.
 
Quote from Ricter:

Really. There are so many errors in what you're calling facts, or so much misinterpretation, one does not know where to start.

1. lets start with overspending, QE and currency debasement.
show us the errors.

2. Then lets move on to the debt to GDP ratio.
 
Quote from jem:

1. lets start with overspending, QE and currency debasement.
show us the errors.

2. Then lets move on to the debt to GDP ratio.
Let me try to be a bit more polite.

Consider our assets as well as our liabilities.
 
riddles don't work here.

trillions in overspending, massive debt... so much that we have to buy some of the debt back ourselves. That is the most obvious debasement I can think of.

That is the destruction of the real wages and savings of the middle class.

the upper class can hedge for inflation and those on the dole will be brought up to the diving middle class through cost of living adjustments.

Quote from Ricter:

Let me try to be a bit more polite.

Consider our assets as well as our liabilities.
 
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