I have to admit, Romney’s plan on economy has a lot of strong points
Posted on | September 7, 2011 | 9 Comments
https://www.mittromney.com/blogs/mitts-view/2011/09/believe-america-day-one-job-one
I have to admit, that there are a number of strong points in Romney’s economic plan. See summary above. first and foremost, I like the idea of an executive order on day one of presidency to assess duties (tariffs) on products from China due to currency manipulation.
His idea of immediate waiver from Obamacare to every state makes sence.
His plan of giving drilling permits for all areas allowed for exploration makes sence.
There are other points, that you can find in the plan, that make sense.
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September 7th, 2011 @ 10:02 am
My initial reaction to Romney who I have met once and liked last time he ran, was to dismiss him because of his comment that Obama did not need to show his birth certificate because his mother is a U.S. citizen. However, as I learn more about Perry, the current GOP leader, I am reconsidering Romney. Perry was for giving illegals college tuition and was for the Trans Union pact with Mexico and Canada which is questionable. Romney’s current view on Obama is not going to change anything but Perry’s view on immigration will.
September 7th, 2011 @ 10:39 am
Dr. Taitz,
Giving ANY credence or comfort and support to Romney is tatamount to campaigning for Soetoro aka Obama and the left-wing of the Democrat Party. There is NO WAY IN HELL Romney-a Mormon-would EVER get elected….NEVER! This is a rather insidious and calculated effort on the part of the MSM to marginalize Perry (hopefully, our next President) and help the Democrats breath new life into the dying presidency of Soetoro aka Obama. If you think that I am all wet, just take a look at the choice of pictures Fox News has on their website of Romney and Perry.
‘nuf said
Thayne Doak
September 7th, 2011 @ 10:58 am
I did not make my mind yet, as to who I would vote. I prefer Perry, as he has a record of job creation, which is a number 1 problem today. No candidate is perfect, there are positives and negatives in each candidate.
In regards to religion, if we could elect Obama, who was educated in Muslim school and seems to be supporting Islam, we can elect a mormon as well. I believe Perry should consider taking similar steps in regards to economy and tariffs on products from China, as Romney is suggesting. A dialog brings forward ideas, which can help restart the economy.
September 7th, 2011 @ 2:36 pm
DR. Taitz,
The Mormon issue will be relentlessly pounded on by the liberal media. They will gnash their teeth and feign outrage over the polygamist practices and the recent high-profile court cases (Warren Jepps, et al) connected with Utah and the Church of Latter Day Saints and do everything that they can to demonize Romney once they have made sure that he will be the nominee of the GOP. As for Soetoro aka Obama being a Muslim: don’t forget how McCain excoriated the GOP faithful for even THINKING about making his name “Hussein” an issue.
Protectionism is, at best, a short term solution to long term trade imbalance. The real solution to becoming more competitve with China is to reduce our dependence on labor unions in our manufacturing sector. That is why so many jobs get shipped over seas. Tariffs are nothing more than a tax that gets passed onto the consumer, who -of course-knows this, and will simply step out of the market until prices drop and an equilibrium is established in the market.
Thayne Doak
September 7th, 2011 @ 4:22 pm
I disagree with you. Taxation on products from China will make US products more affordable, it will incentivise investment in US. Trump is saying exactly the same.
In regards to the religion, people know, that poligamy was outlawed for years. Romney has been married for some 30 years to the same woman, has 5 sons and 14 grandchildren. If anything, his marriage shows stability. I actually prefer Rick Perry because of his high employment record, but let’s look at the candidates fairly.
September 7th, 2011 @ 7:15 pm
Dr. Taitz,
China will ALWAYS have a huge advantage over us in terms of their manufacturing capacity and thier ability to sell their products far below the market average: SLAVE LABOR!! The ONLY way to compete with China is to eleviate labor subsidies and collective bargaining. Unions in this country have priced us out of the market because of their artificially high wages mandated by union contracts. It is economic suicide to pump yet another $300 B. into their corrupt, criminal coffers, as Soetoro aka Obama propses to do tomorrow night in his speech. China can also devalue their Yuan whenever they want- NO OVERSIGHT! This provides an advantage for China because with a cheaper currency, purchasing Chinese goods is cheaper (first one must exchange then purchase the goods, so if the exchange rate is highly favorable, the overall cost plummets). This has made Chinese exports soar over the past years and indirectly hurt the exports of other countries. Namely US! It also makes our products more expensive in China and further weakens our ability to sell our products to their 1 billion 300 million potential consumers….THAT’S ONE BILLION MORE THAN THE US! Trump is a two faced shyster and con artist. The fact that he runs sweat shops over there, and then criticizes China for doing the same, is the hight of hypcrisy and renders him less than credible in terms of a cogent and believable China economic policy. Orly, do yourself a huge favor…FORGET TRUMP!! Don’t you find it just the least bit odd that Trump appeared out of nowhere and suddenly said he was sympathetic to the “birthers”, made a lot of noise about the birth certificate, and then suddenly one appears! Does Trump demand to have it tested? No. Does Trump demand to know why Soetoro aka Obama is using a fake SS#? No. He just fades away just as mysteriously as he appered. Can it be that Trump was used by Soetoro aka Obama as his vox machina: simply to raise the issue to a crescendo so that the issue would be reduced to a laughing stock the moment the LFBC was produced and a compliant media rolled over and asked to have its belly scratched again? Trump is a shameless self promoter and if he saw a bottom line benefit (The Apprentice?) to being a loudmouthed, opinionated blowhard (geez, kinda sounds like Trump…) then I can gaurantee you, Trump would be all over it like stink on a monkey.
Thayne Doak
September 7th, 2011 @ 7:34 pm
HE HAS MY VOTE SINCE I LEARNED PERRY IS VERY SOFT ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION.
September 11th, 2011 @ 8:32 am
I’m not going to support any current Republican candidate unless/until they focus on what really makes Obama ineligible/unqualified to serve as POTUS/CINC…his legacy anti-American, anti-Capitalist, anti-Christian, anti-Caucasion and anti-Constitution background.
September 15th, 2011 @ 5:45 am
Thank you Racer Jim
You showed your racism.
Did it feel good?