The Blue Board

I realize that, but don't these guys have platforms? Is this sh!t really not written down somewhere?

You'd be surprised how little is actually laid out.

Man, Obama got big ears.

Put the gloves on.

They're both acting like spoiled little girls. God I hate politics.

Circle up the cars, turn the lights on, tape the wrists
up and lets get it on

Certainty is the only thing that will give the people with the ability to create jobs the willingness to do so and these guys have a minimal impact on that compared to what they tell you. Right now the "job creators" are sitting on all the cash they can and will continue to do so until they see reason not to. It's uncertain if their revenue streams will stay constant or crash and if their expenses stay steady or increase.

I don't think many people in a hiring position would add extra overhead if he/she anticipated the cost of hiring said employee increasing.

That is by design. Most people on BOTH sides have NO idea what the platform they support really is. They are SO frikin' blinded by their hate of the other party that they have failed to realize the fallacies of their own party.

This is politics in a nutshell. This is one of the many reasons why we need to abolish these parties and move towards a system that is proactive and not finger pointing. We know we have a screwed up system and the longer we allow these insane wealthy politicians make decisions only to promote themselves and their cronies, we will fall further and further behind as a country.

The most promising thing in this race is that Romney got SHT done when he was governor in a state with what, 87%, democrat majority in the state senate. Obama hasn't gotten anything done even in the first two years when he had super democrat majorities. Problems need to be solved and things need to get done. Obama cannot get anything done. We haven't had a budget in 4 years FFS.

Ron Paul is an idiot and if he were president it would set the country back 100 years. I know his ideas seem to make a lot of sense, but there is a reason that few credible people support him.

Ron Paul may have some outlandish views to some but he's the most consistent politician there has ever been. His voting record matches everything He's ever said. He's a Fairtax guy which I like. He wants to do away with the IRS, Department of Eduction and the Federal Reserve. All of which isn't a bad idea. He just says some crazy stuff that many Americans can't get behind. Like getting rid of the Gold Standard. That's just dumb. He is not fond of separation between Church and State. I also don't agree with his legalization of Drugs idea's either but he will tell you exactly what he thinks and will be 100% truthful. He refuses to a accept any Government Pension. He returns the money. He's a Doctor and chooses to work on patients for free rather than to accept Medicare or Medicaid. He's a good man at heart. Just a terrible ideal for President.

I certainly agree that he is a good guy. He is sincere in his beliefs, I just don't his monetary policies (like abandoning the federal reserve) or the complete abolition of certain programs would be good for anyone.