A genuine question to those who support Romney.
I've asked this is a few threads but no one seems to want to answer.
What, in your opinion, did Romney offer last night that should have been helpful to some one undecided?
I realize the time was restricted but what did he offer to Americans?
Specifics, not just his back and forth on how he feels about the current Administration.
This has nothing to do with the President.
What did I not hear last night that Romney has to offer America?
Notice I said last night................I am speaking specifically of what he offered during the debate. Not at any other time.
"A bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song." ~ Maya Angelou
People were the best financially during Clinton, true story......I know some people like to toss opinion around and say fact, when it's not, but please check facts....
Quoting grandmab125:
Quoting Iconoclast:
Quoting Paperfishies:
The only thing Romney has to offer, is that he isn't Obama.
Had a conversation with a friend and pointed out that this is all I have seen Mitt do. I saw that someone mentioned cutting taxes what president hasn't said that mouthful? And better question who has actually had the ability to do so?Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton after he jacked them way up, and was forced to lower them again, or lose re-election, George W. Bush....all lowered taxes.
I learned that when he was governor of Massachusetts he was able to work "across the aisle" with his legislature that was 87% Democrats.
Quoting Paperfishies:
The only thing Romney has to offer, is that he isn't Obama.
Quoting motha2daDuchess:
People were the best financially during Clinton, true story......I know some people like to toss opinion around and say fact, when it's not, but please check facts....
Quoting grandmab125:
Quoting Iconoclast:
Quoting Paperfishies:
The only thing Romney has to offer, is that he isn't Obama.
Had a conversation with a friend and pointed out that this is all I have seen Mitt do. I saw that someone mentioned cutting taxes what president hasn't said that mouthful? And better question who has actually had the ability to do so?Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton after he jacked them way up, and was forced to lower them again, or lose re-election, George W. Bush....all lowered taxes.
Obviously, you don't know your facts. Look up the tax rates under each president. Clinton jacked them up, then finally signed the "Contract for America" which was worked out behind closed doors with Newt Gingrich which reformed welfare, and lowered the taxes....just months before the election. Otherwise, he wouldn't have gotten re-elected. Clinton benefited from several things, i.e., there were no wars going on, and it was the height of the tech boom.
And you're ignoring that I corrected your misinformation "who actually had the ability to do so?". I told you three presidents who did.
grandma B
Quoting Paperfishies:
Both Romney and Obama are the same. Both empty suits full of empty promises.
I'm voting for Gary Johnson.
Quoting toomanypoodles:
Quoting Paperfishies:
The only thing Romney has to offer, is that he isn't Obama.
It may have been that way for a lot of conservatives...until last night.
He hooked me. I'm fully in his camp now.
Running to get my checkbook now.
Quoting Iconoclast:
Quoting Paperfishies:
The only thing Romney has to offer, is that he isn't Obama.
Had a conversation with a friend and pointed out that this is all I have seen Mitt do. I saw that someone mentioned cutting taxes what president hasn't said that mouthful? And better question who has actually had the ability to do so?
Quoting FromAtoZ:Cutting taxes.
He mentioned doing away with loopholes. WHICH loopholes? Does any one know?
Any thing else or is cutting taxes it?
That is all he had to offer last night???
Quoting cammibear:
Repeal Obamacare
Emphasis on states rights and 10th Amendment
His Record in a Democratic state working bi-partisanly
His comment about programs/spending criteria - if it's not worth going into debt with China then it should go (something like that)
His ability to understand that government does not create jobs
His focus on job creation and creating revenue through new jobs, not raising taxes
He came across as a leader
He looked directly in the eyes of his opponent
His support of vouchers
His wit and humor
These are just some of the things off the top of my head that I think people liked about him last night.
The strongest times in our nations economy were when we had top tax rates of 50% and higher.
Do you find this to be a waste of money?
- FromAtoZ
on Oct. 4, 2012 at 10:38 PM