jeff1234 said:
Anyone else see the resemblance with Alfred E. Newman?
haha yes I did. Thanks for the chuckle.
jeff1234 said:
The difference is that one candidate has repeatedly and consistently achieved his goals. The other was busy with Oprah and Jay Z.
I am not a fan either one of these guys.
But I think your observation goes to the essence of the debate.
Romney has proven he can deploy private capital to make more capital which is capitalism and creates job. Period. Romney has also shown he can use government money, such as when he was Governor and director of Olympics , and deploy it like an adult which means with oversight, responsibility, and accountability.
Obama's entire adult life he has invested his efforts in taking we the people's money to push it toward segments he deems worthy without need for profit or accountability.
There is no question one clearly has achieved some pretty ambitious goals despite the government while the other has used the government his entire adult life to further he and his crony's own ends... from the Chicago swamp to well the zinger of the night.... Solandra....
$90 billion spent by the Obama administration on what his government "experts" or "czars" considered to be worthy clean energy investments.
Who needs VCs or any private sector for that matter when we the people have "experts" in our government to make investing decisions for we the people.
Romney's answer that that same government money Obama allocated to his friends to lose on green energy could have gone to teachers was priceless - Obama had no comeback. Because there is no comeback. No accountability. No one responsible... just nothing from Obama.
Fact is government is too big. Too much war. Too much corruption. And making government bigger is simply not the answer. Having government involved in investment decisions only distorts free markets and stifles innovation.
In this case Obama versus Romney I'll bet on Romney to make the world a better place than Obama and his Chicago sleazebag cronies who I can see will make a world better for them and those they believe deserve some handouts.
And if we get Obama, well I hope his health care investment board he referred to so loftily makes better investment decisions than his energy board did ... otherwise we are all really screwed.