Send the R. Medows clip to all your friends,including facebook people need to know there is a reason not to take his word. Or any politition for that matter.

Just look at how he managed Bain capital and the olimpics . Right now we need someone who knows how to create jobs.
Obama has told us he plan for the next four years, borrow more money and raise taxes on the job creators. They are so fucking sure it will work this time for what reason?
The Jackass party is putting America on the same debt and wealth redistribution path os Greese!

The President of the US, it's not in his purview to "create jobs' and to expect him to do so, is the height of stupidity and ignorance about what the US govt's role in business is:

Tax it into submission. That's the Govt's Role in Business. Not "job creation" that's just a red herring.

Excuse me but there is proof that some rise in taxs does help. Reagen, did it Clinton did it. Our taxs were much higher on the job creators in the 50's and 60's and jobs were cerated in large amounts. But cutting taxs just to cut taxs is what Bush did and we all know how that worked. OH YES Romney wants to do the same.

John Kasich of Ohio - RNC Address video

Fixed Ohio by cutting taxes!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEASeG-iagY28 Aug 2012

"You must lead and you must do what is necessary. I want to tell you the good news of where we are today. When we came into office we were 48th in job creation. Today we are 4th in America in job creation and number 1 in the Mid-West!.

We went from 89 cents in our rainy day fund to $500million in surplus from being in the hole! A half a billion dollars in surplus from being in the hole. I watched in horror as the Italians and the French and the Spanish and the Greeks have their credit downgrade. And I remember the night I watched America's credit go downgraded. But in Ohio instead of our credit going down the drain our credit outlook has been improved because it's been recognized that we are managing our finances and are creating jobs. In Ohio we have grown new jobs by 122,000. Families better off.

But you know the wind is in our face. The President has given us headwinds. President Obama has doubled our debt. I look with horror at that clock that shows $15 trillion in the national debt. That's the sort of damacles hanging over our childrens' head.

The President is increasing that by $1 trillion. Let me also tell you that the President says the answer lies in more taxes, let's take more money out of the pockets of the American people and send it to all places to Washington DC. Can you even believe it? We not even need to balance budgets, we need to cut taxes not raise them to get back on trap. It has paralysed the job creators. It is the wrong philosophy, these are the wrong policies. I am for Mitt Romney for President of the United States".

Here's another one for you. Romney did save the Winter Olym. but he did it with 1.5 billion in Fed. funds. Let's see they are gonna cut social spending, but raise defense spending sounds like that evens out. Now they cut tax's [ we tried that before and it didn't create jobs] so the debt will grow, but they'll balance the budget more POL. lies.

Your guy just added five trillion to our national debt in under four years and we didn't even get a shovel from the deal.

OK for the real slow like hand I'm not saying Obama is great I'm saying Romney is worse. The good points about Romney are bullshit want to change minds tell people why Mitt is good not how bad you think Obama is. Where's his tax returns, why ingore his flip flops, how many times has he lied about how many juobs he created and how many killed, etc. If all you've got is how bad Obama is you've got nothing not only am I not voting Obama but he had a Congress that gets a large part of the blame.

How about you list all of Obama's accomplishments as president in order to change my vote?

You ask for it:

Obama Administration’s Achievements (Thus Far)

http://obamaachievements.org/list

Obama's 5 Most Far-Reaching Accomplishments to Date (2010)

1. Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Health Care Reform)

Of all of the legislation to pass Obama's desk, no single law engendered as much controversy, nor represented a greater parting with past norms, than health care reform. Signed on March 23, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was meant to expand access to health insurance to millions of Americans. The law mandates that all Americans buy into an insurance pool, and prevents insurers from rejecting patients with pre-existing conditions. Whether the law ultimately has the desired effect of improving overall access and affordability of health care in America, the system itself is poised for an overhaul.

2. Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Financial Reform)

As Obama touted Tuesday, the new law signals an end to government bailouts of the financial sector. Now, tighter government oversight will, allegedly, keep a closer eye on Wall Street, and will have the power to simply shut down failing institutions before they threaten to topple the U.S. economy. In addition, new consumer protections that include a cap on fees charged by banks will soon take effect.

3. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Stimulus Package)

The so-called stimulus package that Obama signed into law on Feb. 17, 2009, allocated $113.5 billion for the development of alternative energy sources, new forms of mass transit and the retrofitting of buildings to become more energy efficient. Perhaps more than any other aspect of the $789 billion package, the focus on modernization signaled an attempt at nudging the country to a new economic model. The package also significantly added to the national debt.

4. Credit Card Reform Act

Signed on May 21, 2009, the law signaled the Obama administration's willingness to directly take on banks and credit card companies. It imposed consumer protection restrictions on interest rate and fee hikes. In addition, it limits the kind of marketing credit card companies and banks make to students.

5. Troop Surge in Afghanistan

As he promised as a candidate, Obama has sharply drawn down the number of soldiers fighting in Iraq, while increasing the number sent to Afghanistan. On May 27, Congress voted to fund Obama's surge to the latter country. While the Afghan war has been under increasing criticism from members of both political parties, the shift of focus has brought with it a host of consequences.

http://www.aolnews.com/2010/07/21/change-index-obamas-5-most-far-reaching-accomplishments-to-dat/

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