DesideriScuri -> RE: Willards campaign passes out false info (10/30/2012 2:48:33 PM)
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ORIGINAL: subspaceseven Well to stay on topic, willard should have honest info when training his people..Why don't you respond to the topic..or are you supporting the training of campaign workers to give out misleading and false information to voters I think you spelled out what was being put out incorrectly. I don't know your election laws, so I'm not going to jump in on that. quote:
as to your response, how is it Obama's fault? True they are opening a factory in China, the government has no control over what a company chooses to do or where they open a factory, and the President can't really do much, that would be up to the GOP led house to start changing the laws for tax breaks to those companies. Why don't they If you'd like to show me where I blamed Obama for it, I'd love love love it. My comment was questioning it not costing Americans any jobs. Chrysler says it isn't, but I just can't see how it won't. Maybe we're not building and exporting Jeeps to China now. I suppose that could be, or that any Jeeps sold in China are made outside the US currently. Those locations would lose jobs, but if they're not American jobs now, off-shoring them to China won't impact American jobs. quote:
And willard is the largest share holder in Bain captical, he can stop jobs from moving overseas today, in Freeport IL, but he refuses to address the issue, yet he has no problem profiting from it, while on the stump preaching he will do all he can to save American jobs, but refuses to step in and actually save an American his job Bain is moving to China Except that Bain Capital is supposed to make money. I'm going to go ahead and make an educated guess that Romney's goals will include improving the American labor situation by getting Government off (not completely) the backs of producers. If he does that, then he is definitely fighting for American jobs. Instituting new regulations, tariffs, etc. will only backfire on us.
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