Re: Thought on Romney
Posted: Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:25:49
Just a little food for thought on this letter posted by the OP.
http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/Tax-V ... debt-worse
Romeny- Adds $2.6 trillion to the debt and drive it to about 96 percent of GDP
Santorum - Adds to the debt by $4.5 trillion to 104 percent of GDP.
Gingrich - Adds $7 trillion to the debt and drive it to 114 percent of GDP.
And the short blurb about Paul:
"The group figures that if government policy stays on track, the national debt would grow from 78 percent of Gross Domestic Product today to 85 percent in 2021. Paul would pare that to about 76 percent."
The only difference between Obama and most of the GOP candidates is what they want to spend the money on. Paul is the only one with the guts to actually cut spending in a meaningful way. So if you want actual spending cuts (something I think "MOST" of us have been screaming at the government for, for years) who do you vote for?
I have to agree with Kreutz on this one, Romney is only Obamalite, but so is Santorum and Gingrich.
http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/Tax-V ... debt-worse
Romeny- Adds $2.6 trillion to the debt and drive it to about 96 percent of GDP
Santorum - Adds to the debt by $4.5 trillion to 104 percent of GDP.
Gingrich - Adds $7 trillion to the debt and drive it to 114 percent of GDP.
And the short blurb about Paul:
"The group figures that if government policy stays on track, the national debt would grow from 78 percent of Gross Domestic Product today to 85 percent in 2021. Paul would pare that to about 76 percent."
The only difference between Obama and most of the GOP candidates is what they want to spend the money on. Paul is the only one with the guts to actually cut spending in a meaningful way. So if you want actual spending cuts (something I think "MOST" of us have been screaming at the government for, for years) who do you vote for?
I have to agree with Kreutz on this one, Romney is only Obamalite, but so is Santorum and Gingrich.