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Who ever trusted a community organizer to represent U.S. policy, before 2008 or now?
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Not the guy who wants to end competition in finance, nor the guy who wants to raise raxes to pay for the unemployed he creates, and definitely not the guy who is fine with illegal immigrants staying here, and forcing people to pay for healthcare, Anybody but him. Affirmitive action is a problem because it takes race into account just as much as racism, it's equally as useless. We need somebody who is for real.
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Our economy is in shambles, how about giving a businessman a shot?
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Romney, businessman? Ha!
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What did the Bain Group do that he worked for? Outsourced American jobs.
Romney is a slick two face liar and corporate raider skilled in disecting distressed American companies and destroying the dreams of its workers and investors.
Under Obama General Motors, Chrysler, Ford and their suppliers are alive and Bin Laden is dead!
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The Bain Group actually saved a number of companies which then provided many more jobs for many more people--that's what it did.
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Obama is dead because of water-boarding, which elicited the name of the courier, without which he would not be dead. Obama opposes water-boarding.
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"how about giving a businessman a shot?"
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So he can go back to the policies that put us into this mess? No, thank you. Romney is the most successful businessman to run since Herbert Hoover. How did that work out?
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I trust no one on the economy. We have crowds of harward experts running about, and are 15 trillion in debt.
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No, the least successful was G W Bush. The Repubs are using the same tactic seen in an old Three Stooges movie. They manage to get into the big white house, release an assortment of mice & roaches and come back the next day as Acme Exterminators, promising to solve the problem.
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