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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
That Forbes piece is just satirical writing that has very little to do with reality. The national debt is very real. So are Mitt Romney's ideas about the best and brightest of business getting the best deals from the government tax collectors.
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I have no idea of why you are ...well, the issue is you are doing the bidding of this campaign an at every turn make it rich versus poor.
You are correct....the national debt is huge and growing and the question is who can lead this country to both parties doing something. The man in the WH has been there for 3 years and it is worse than ever.
The new healthcare law does not come due yet, but it has doubled in price since it was passed unread by our leaders and if you review
how it is supposed to be paid on assumptions, those assumptions already look very shaky.
We need leadership and this man has made this country more divided than ever and the promulgation of rich versus poor rhetoric is simply making it worse.
And the point of my link was that you come on here and give us a link from a cronie of the President and give it credence....well, my link showed how much of a crony he is which to me makes any link to him supporting the President very suspect. Try a few other sources....better yet...read about the tactics of our President in Chicago as a young guy...same tactic...same message....rich versus poor