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DMW · 10-22-2012, 08:08 PM

I think Romney believes that he can get money back from KBR and Halliburton and all the billions of dollars lost and unaccounted for from the wars. Or maybe he can give back some of the millions of dollars bain got in federal bail out dollars...hummm..or better yet...start 2 more wars and decrease taxes and hire the bush economic team...8 more years of that ...sounds like a brilliant way to decrease the deficit and increase jobs....says the man,Romney, whose job it was to smash companies only to destroy american jobs and then pocket the money overseas to avoid paying taxes on that income. Now that is patriotic...destroy american companies and the people that have those jobs...take federal bailout money...
Oh, and don't forget to keep going along with the teaparty republicans and refuse to allow a deficit spending increase...so that way the US credit rating goes to shit and then our economy can wind up like the Greece you keep wishing for. Now that is Patriotic...ughugh

Excuse me...Romney....govt saved your ass and your company...OOP...Romnesia again

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...0120829?page=2

Matt Taibbi..great on economics..rolling stone journalist..
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...pital-20120829

Fear based spin...i want to put a gag ball into that grin... an american flag gag ball....oh LMAO

Republicans claim that they want fair trade with China...lower the value of the yuan...why didn't Ryan and others pass this bill to do that in 2010?

http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/poli...wkN/story.html

In 2010, when the House voted on the Currency Reform Fair Trade Act, Ryan was among the 79 congressmen who opposed the measure. The bill passed – 348 to 79, with 99 Republicans voting in favor – but was not taken up by the Senate so it never became law.

The legislation would have given the president expanded authority to impose tariffs on the imports from countries that have “fundamentally undervalued” currencies.

10-22-2012, 08:08 PM	#290
DMW Member How Do You Identify?: FTM/Male (Will 14) Relationship Status: Caught An Angel and she doesn't lie! Join Date: May 2012 Location: @ Posts: 784 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 2,256 Thanked 1,858 Times in 614 Posts Rep Power: 21474850	I think Romney believes that he can get money back from KBR and Halliburton and all the billions of dollars lost and unaccounted for from the wars. Or maybe he can give back some of the millions of dollars bain got in federal bail out dollars...hummm..or better yet...start 2 more wars and decrease taxes and hire the bush economic team...8 more years of that ...sounds like a brilliant way to decrease the deficit and increase jobs....says the man,Romney, whose job it was to smash companies only to destroy american jobs and then pocket the money overseas to avoid paying taxes on that income. Now that is patriotic...destroy american companies and the people that have those jobs...take federal bailout money... Oh, and don't forget to keep going along with the teaparty republicans and refuse to allow a deficit spending increase...so that way the US credit rating goes to shit and then our economy can wind up like the Greece you keep wishing for. Now that is Patriotic...ughugh Excuse me...Romney....govt saved your ass and your company...OOP...Romnesia again http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...0120829?page=2 Matt Taibbi..great on economics..rolling stone journalist.. http://www.rollingstone.com/politics...pital-20120829 Fear based spin...i want to put a gag ball into that grin... an american flag gag ball....oh LMAO Republicans claim that they want fair trade with China...lower the value of the yuan...why didn't Ryan and others pass this bill to do that in 2010? http://www.bostonglobe.com/news/poli...wkN/story.html In 2010, when the House voted on the Currency Reform Fair Trade Act, Ryan was among the 79 congressmen who opposed the measure. The bill passed – 348 to 79, with 99 Republicans voting in favor – but was not taken up by the Senate so it never became law. The legislation would have given the president expanded authority to impose tariffs on the imports from countries that have “fundamentally undervalued” currencies. Last edited by DMW; 10-22-2012 at 08:30 PM.