Romney: Obama "private sector fine" line to go down in history
June 8, 2012 1:29 PM
Mitt Romney said President Obama will go down in history for "out of touch" remarks that the private sector "is doing fine." Obama held a press conference at the White House on Friday; Romney responded on the campaign trail in Council Bluffs, Iowa soon after.
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- Just like Mitt, pick out a few words and don't tell the whole story and try and make a big deal out of it. We all know what the president said and what it was about the only problem Mitt and his GOP buddies want to blind side us. Nice try Mitt.
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- Corporate America is sitting on one trillion dollars of capital they are not spending. They are waiting for Mitt to come along and assure them that nothing is going to change. That they can keep their overseas offices for tax reasons, that hey get the tax breaks for hiring anywhere in the world, ect.... The President was and is right. They are fine.
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- Record Trillions in debt and partisan, divisive, legislation scrutinized at every turn by the Supreme Court. The legacy of a very weak President, the American people are NOT interested in excuses just results. Best wishes to Obama after the next election, Jimmy Carter will no doubt appreciate the company.
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- Okay, Romney shook the etch-a-sketch and is worried about the public sector. Great idea, especially since it includes his moron voter base.
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- Mitt will go down in history as the first Presidential candidate to have a car elevator installed in his mansion. I am still waiting to hear all of Mitt's ideas to help the unemployment figures. Oh, that's right, putting in the elevator did employ some people. Seriously, he has to give us some ideas that will not destroy the environment or take away the financial regulations that safeguard us from another 2008 financial meltdown and do not make some folks suffer even more. A war with Syria and/or Iran is not the acceptable answer.
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- Haven't you noticed, Mitt? Corporations are making profits, CEO pay is back up to where it was before the crash, and millions of jobs have been added in the private sector. No, it's NOT enough to make up for the huge hole GWB left behind but, compared to the public sector, the private sector is doing pretty well....
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