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Romney to Focus on Job Growth : Latest News, Information, Answers and Websites
Did you know 615 Economists, including 6 Nobel Prize winners have signed up supporting Romneys economic plan?
As the plan to get our countrys economy growing again?
http://economistsforromney.com/
Their Statement:
We enthusiastically endorse Governor Mitt Romney’s economic plan to create jobs and restore economic growth while returning America to its tradition of economic freedom. The plan is based on proven principles: a more contained and less intrusive federal government, a greater reliance on the private sector, a broad expansion of opportunity without government favors for special interests, and respect for the rule of law including the decision-making authority of states and localities.
Applying these principles, Governor Romney would:
Reduce marginal tax rates on business and wage incomes and broaden the tax base to increase investment, jobs, and living standards.
End the exploding federal debt by controlling the growth of spending so federal spending does not exceed 20 percent of the economy.
Restructure regulation to end “too big to fail,” improve credit availability to entrepreneurs and small businesses, and increase regulatory accountability, and ensure that all regulations pass rigorous benefit-cost tests.
Improve our Social Security and Medicare programs by reducing their growth to sustainable levels, ensuring their viability over the long term, and protecting those in or near retirement.
Reform our healthcare system to harness market forces and thereby reduce costs and increase quality, empowering patients and doctors, rather than the federal bureaucracy.
Promote energy policies that increase domestic production, enlarge the use of all western hemisphere resources, encourage the use of new technologies, end wasteful subsidies, and rely more on market forces and less on government planners.
In stark contrast, President Obama has failed to advance policies that promote economic and job growth, focusing instead on increasing the size and scope of the federal government, which increases the debt, requires large tax increases, and burdens business with many new financial and health care regulations. The result is an anemic economic recovery and high unemployment. His future plans are to double down on the failed policies, which will only prolong slow growth and high unemployment.
President Obama has:
Relied on short-term “stimulus” programs, which provided little sustainable lift to the economy, and enacted and proposed significant tax increases for all Americans.
Offered no plan to reduce federal spending and stop the growth of the debt-to-GDP ratio.
Failed to propose Social Security reform and offered a Medicare proposal that relies on a panel of bureaucrats to set prices, quantities, and qualities of healthcare services.
Favored a large expansion of economic regulation across many sectors, with little regard for proper cost-benefit analysis and with a disturbing degree of favoritism toward special interests.
Enacted health care legislation that centralizes health care decisions and increases the power of the federal bureaucracy to impose one-size-fits-all solutions on patients and doctors, and creates greater incentives for waste.
Favored expansion of one-size-fits-all federal rulemaking, with an erosion of the ability of state and local governments to make decisions appropriate for their particular circumstances.
In sum, Governor Romney’s economic plan is far superior for creating economic growth and jobs than the actions and interventions President Obama has taken or plans to take in the future. This November, voters will make a fundamental choice between differing visions of America’s economic future.
@Maxmom - Prove it. Show me the list of hundreds of economists, including 6 Nobel Prize winners supporting Obamas plan.
Answer: Anybody who knows the slightest thing about economics knows that Radical Left-Wing Extremist Barack Obama's policies will never work. But go easy on the Nobel Prize thing. Remember they gave one to Radical Left-Wing Extremist Barack Obama (Al Gore too) so it doesn't carry the prestige it once did.
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THE CAUCUS; Tea Party Hopes to Gain Larger Stage in Election With Romneys Pick
For two years, Tea Party lawmakers in the House have been the stubborn barbarians at the gate, strong-arming their often reluctant Republican colleagues by refusing to compromise on spending, taxes, debt or social policy.But Representative Paul D. Ryans ascendancy to the No. 2 spot on the Republican ticket is a signal event for a movement that - Mitt Romneys choice of Tea Party favorite Rep Paul D Ryan of Wisconsin as his running mate moves what was once considered a conservative fringe movement toward the political center and helps validate Romney in the eyes of skeptical Tea Party members in the House. Photo (M) - By MICHAEL D. SHEAR
The Romney Program for Economic Recovery, Growth, and Jobs
Aug 13, 2012 ... The Romney economic program will change the direction of policy to focus on economic growth. Its pro-growth effects will work in two basic ...
What Campaign Issue Should Romney Focus on? - The Blaze
2 days ago ... Herman Cain suggested Romney focus heavily on tax reform. ... Fallin agreed that the Romney campaign should focus on pro-growth tax reform. ... to keep taxes low and focus on the deficit and he's going to be a job creator.
Democratic super PAC ad tries to undercut Romney - KansasCity.com
The ad is airing in Florida during the GOP convention and criticizes the level of job growth in Massachusetts under Romney's watch.</p><p>Romney spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg called the ad a distraction from ...
ROMNEY TO FOCUS ON JOB GROWTH - Phonie News
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G.O.P. Governors Gather To Rally Around Romney
BASALT, Colo. -- After a rocky trip to Europe and Israel in which his remarks drew complaints from British and Palestinian leaders, Mitt Romney flew Thursday to Colorado, an important swing state, to try to regain his footing and refocus his campaign on his core message of renewing the economy. It was a day to rally the Republican troops around - Mitt Romney, flanked by 10 Republican governors in Colorado, tries to refocus his campaign on his core message of economic renewal following a rocky trip to Europe. Photo (M) - By RICHARD A. OPPEL Jr.
Could Ryans VP candidacy help BOTH parties to avoid addressing the jobs crisis?
The media commentators that I respect are mostly saying that Romneys choice of Paul Ryan for VP will make this years election more POLICY-focused than US politics has been in many years.
Ryan & Romney stand for a radical Tea Party / Koch brothers vision of sharply limited government and pro-corporate tax policies, the saying goes. Obama and the Democrats stand for a much more New Deal tradition of extensive goverment involvement in such "entitlement" programs as Medicare & Social Security.
In theory, therefore, this election will supposedly present America voters with a clear choice between clashing "liberal" and "conservative" visions of the role of government in our mix-economy capitalist system.
But will an election that focuses on the rival approaches to Paul Ryan and Barrack Obama to Social Security & Medicare also have a conveninet side benefit for BOTH major parties -- namely, that the voters & the pundits will be distracted from the question of whether EITHER party has a good plan for reigniting US economic growth & actually curing high unemployment?
As a democratic socialist, my hunch is that the question of unemployment will be almost eclipsed over the next 2 months, as the 2 big capitalist parties argue furiously over whether Social Security and Medicare should be sacrificed on the altar of debt reduction.
What are your thoughts on Ryan and Ryans contribution to the campaign, however? Are American voters capable of thinking about BOTH the entitlement program/ budget deficit tradefoff, AND the justice or injustice of the tax code, AND the pressing question of how the capitalist economies of the West can create enough jobs for everyone who wants one?
Or will we see both Democrats & Republicans sweeping the unemployment problem under the rug while the contending politicians focus solely on spending & entitlements?
Answer: This is the most clear and concise summary of the election rhetoric I have seen yet. Congrats! on actually understanding the policies as they really are. I am afraid you are quite right in thinking the unemployment problem will be sweep under the rug now that Ryan is the VP candidate. I have to wonder if that was the real reason for the Ryan choice, to turn the topic away from unemployment.
Does either party actually have a good plan for unemployment? My next question, is Congress going to change enough to get anything done for the next President?
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Romney Long-Term Budget Focus Matches Obama With No Quick ...
6 days ago... of a quick jolt to boost job creation and focus on long-term policies. ... as his proposal a short-term jobs and growth package which is more ...
Romney Pulled in 2 Directions Over Economy
WASHINGTON — When Mitt Romney declared during his unsuccessful campaign for the Senate in 1994 that the federal minimum wage should rise with inflation, a break with Republican doctrine, both Democrats and Republicans accused him of pandering to Massachusetts voters. Mr. Romney has now maintained that position for almost two decades, - By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM
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Where is the fact checking on Obamas propaganda speeches?
After nearly every article about Mitt Romney or the Republicans there seems to be space at the end for “Fact Check.” But whenever Barack Obama speaks (“Back to the Beginning,” May 25), no fact check appears.
Every distortion, mistake and lie the president utters is accepted as gospel. His jobs creation in green energy is a myth; the rate of spending under his administration is so disingenuous it borders on an outright lie, and the constant blaming of the Republicans for the massive growth of the nation’s debt would be downright laughable if it weren’t so serious.
Yet they are accepted as fact by an unquestioning, sympathetic news media, including The Des Moines Register, which is more willing to focus on what Obama speculates Romney might do as president than what Obama actually has done as president and what he specifically intends to do differently if he is reelected.
It appears Obama is going to get another free ride from his devoted followers who, like jilted lovers, naively accept his same old stories and promises, believing things will be different this time.
— John Malett, Des Moine
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20120526/OPINION/305260035/-1/tvlistingss/Where-s-fact-checking-Obama-
Baaaa baaa little liberal sheep following their Messiah off the cliff without questioning him, yet they claim to be so highly intellectual, what a farce
Answer: If you have heard one Obama speech you have heard them all:.
Tax the rich. Blame Bush.
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EDITORIAL; The Political Contrast
President Obama sometimes forgets that an important speech does not have to be endless. On Thursday, appearing before supporters at a Cleveland community college, he spent 53 minutes on the stark contrast between his goals and the failed Bush-era policies that Mitt Romney is trying to resurrect. Its hard to imagine that the speech, overgrown as it - Editorial warns Pres Obama that he has yet to make a succinct case for why voters should choose him over his opponent Mitt Romney, as illustrated by his overlong economic policy speech to his supporters in Cleveland; holds that Obama is running out of time to make the vital point that Romney is trying to resurrect failed Bush-era economic policies. (M)i
OP-ED COLUMNIST; What Republicans Think
Democrats frequently ask me why the Republicans have become so extreme. As they describe the situation, they usually fall back on some sort of illness metaphor. Republicans have a mania. President Obama has said that Republicans have a fever that he hopes will break if he is re-elected. I guess Id say Republicans dont have an illness; they - David Brooks Op-Ed column explains that Republicans are convinced that the current governing model is obsolete and is on the verge of collapse, as opposed to Democrats, who think the governing model merely needs to be rebalanced; contends that these two opposing philosophies are illustrated by how Pres Obama and Mitt Romney are campaigning; posits that the likely collapse of the European project will profoundly influence which perception voters buy. (M) - By DAVID BROOKS
What Campaign Issue Should Romney Focus on? - The Blaze
Gov. Fallin agreed that the Romney campaign should focus on pro-growth tax reform. “Governor Romney has a great vision for America – he's going to keep taxes low and focus on the deficit and he's going to be a job creator.
Economic Fears Hurting Obama, Poll Indicates
Declining confidence in the nations economic prospects appears to be the most powerful force influencing voters as the presidential election gears up, undercutting key areas of support for President Obama and helping give his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, an advantage on the question of who would better handle the nations economic - New York Times/CBS News Poll of registered voters finds 39 percent approve of the way Pres Obama is handling the economy, and 55 percent say they disapprove; April poll found 44 percent approved and 48 percent disapproved; declining confidence in the economy seems to be the most powerful force influencing voters, undercutting key areas of support for Obama and helping give Republican challenger Mitt Romney an advantage. Photo, Charts, Graphs (M) - By JIM RUTENBERG and MARJORIE CONNELLY; Marina Stefan and Dalia Sussman contributed reporting.
Tax - Mitt Romney
Mitt Romney for President ... but breathing life into the present anemic recovery will also require fixing the nation's tax code to focus on jobs and growth. To repair ...
Why would anyone vote Obama a 2nd term considering his record?
Americans hear it every day on the major networks and especially among the Obama Cheerleading Squad over at CNBC.
The problem for Obama is that even though the recession may be over in a very narrow technical sense, the American people are not buying it because the Obama "machine" has made ALL opposition a worse choice than he.
Americans are not focused. Dogs and the oppositions "hatred" for women...really..!!
are what they hear instead of the following facts:
*Millions have given up looking for a job and are no longer counted in the stats, official unemployment is still over 8%. ..actual unemployment hovers at 16%.
*Job growth is not even keeping up with the number of young people entering the workforce.
*1 out of 2 recent college grads is unemployed or underemployed.
*Gas is $4 a gallon and food inflation is ravaging our take-home pay.
*Home prices fall month-after-month-after-month.
*Real income continues to fall during this so-called "recovery", and 2011s drop was the biggest in 35 years (ironically the Carter years).
It should be apparent :
This President [ B.H. Obama is by far the biggest failure as POYUS in 99% of all Americans lifetime, and it may be another 100 years before another US President comes close to challenging his sheer ineptness.
I doubt Will [Mitt] Romney could be that "special" one to replace Obamas signature of failure.
POTUS..not POYUS
Adam, what is really scary is→ These facts are real. And, facts are stubborn; they insist upon being true.
Obama has the "honour" of being responsible for these facts.
When you happen to cut yourself Adam, you at the least put a bandage on it. You dont gouge it to bleed more.
Obamas record is not that bad?
Oh, sure, its really fine; its not ..that bad..→ it could be worse. [ I suppose]
It would be a tough thing though.
Answer: If you think Obama is hurtimg this country by investing in the poor, are as I call them the victims of this mess, wait til you see what Romney is going to do to America. Corporate fraud, not welfare fraud is what got us into this mess and Romney is the ultimate corporate Droid. If we look at the places in America, where deep spending cuts, deep tax cuts and collective bargaining have been thrown away the narrative is devastating. It's gotten so bad in Wisconsin that it looks like the govenor and lieutenant governor are going to be recalled, the citizens have already collected more than twice as many signatures needed to oust the failed governor.
Oh and when we look at Pontiac and Hammtrac, MI where democracy has been thrown out the window we see nothing but disparity. Government has been replaced with executive managers, in both towns these executive managers have total authorian godike power.
The Govenors of Ohio and Pennsylvania aren't so popular either. I mean how stupid does it sound cutting into our country's education, democracy- fireman, teachers, police, etc. etc., healthcare and then use the money from these cuts to give corporations and rich people huge tax cuts, and have no incentive to spend. Rich people don't spend money, they hold onto it unless they have an incentive to spend it. Poor people spend money because they have to all the time. Seriously its stupid to give to a few and then think they going to make jobs for all us. Businesses don't need tax cuts, they need fewer red tape, and fraud protection against lawsuits, but this economy needs modest spending cuts with fairer taxes being paid by corporations like Apple.
And yes we should end subsidies to big oil. Many argue that other corporations recieve subsidies like Apple, but Apple is a drop in a bucket compared to BP, Exxon Mobil and conocco Phillips. The people who vote for Romney are complete fools.
Look Ant your numbers don't tell the whole story, but what I'm telling you is the numbers are going to be 10 times more grimmer. Inflation has to do with the federal reserve and the stock market, which is another reason we are in this mess. -No regulation, these people weren't just duping poor people, they were duping entire states and cities. These people can make 5
-10 million a year making up derivatives for risky trade agreements, like home loans. In all fairness home loans for poor people would've worked out pretty well had gas prices not skyrocketed all through the bush years. Studys show that poor people were actually paying their mortgages until gas prices start soaring. For a few months leading up to the 2008 elections gas prices magically dropped below $2 but right before that gas had peaked at around $4.10 a gallon and before that pretty much hovered above $3.50, so its hard for me to believe that Republicans are so appaled at gas prices.
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EDITORIAL; The Square Off Over Jobs
Theres no solace in the employment report for June, released Friday. The economy added a paltry 80,000 jobs last month, leaving no doubt that the economy is slowing. In the past three months, the economy averaged 75,000 new jobs a month, compared with 226,000 in the prior three months. The jobless rate in June held steady at 8.2 percent, which is - Editorial responds to a weak June employment report, saying that Republican obstructionism leading up to the election bodes more of the same; contends that Pres Obamas policies have helped the economy, but the proposals Mitt Romney is offering would do more harm. (M).
THE IECONOMY; An American Model for Tech Jobs?
SMYRNA, Tenn. -- The dairy farms that once draped the countryside here were paved over so the Japanese carmaker Nissan could build its first American assembly plant. Eighty miles to the south, another green pasture was replaced by a Nissan engine factory, and across Tennessee about 100 Nissan suppliers dot the landscape, making steel in - Migration of Japanese auto manufacturing to the United States over the last 30 years offers a case study in how the unlikeliest of transformations can unfold; despite the decline of American car companies, the United States today remains one of the top auto manufacturers and employers in the world; resurgence of American auto manufacturing in the 1980s is an example of how one industry created tens of thousands of good jobs and might serve as a model for newer technology (Series: The iEconomy). Photos, Maps (L) - By BILL VLASIC, HIROKO TABUCHI and CHARLES DUHIGG; Bill Vlasic reported from Smyrna, Tenn., Hiroko Tabuchi from Tokyo and Charles Duhigg from New York. Lis Horta Moriconi contributed from Rio de Janeiro.
DEALBOOK; Fund-Raiser for Obama To Leave Post at UBS
One of President Obamas biggest supporters on Wall Street is about to leave his perch at UBS, one of the worlds largest banks. Robert Wolf, who is the UBS chairman for the Americas, is leaving at the end of the month to set up his own advisory shop. He will retain close ties to UBS, which will be the first client of his firm. A 28-year veteran of - UBS chairman for the Americas Robert Wolf, a top fund-raiser for Pres Obama, is leaving to set up his own advisory shop called 32 Advisors. Photo (M) - By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED and BEN PROTESS
Romney to conclude GOP convention with defining speech - WITI
TAMPA, Florida (CNN) -- Mitt Romney prepared Thursday to deliver the defining speech of his presidential campaign and political career, a prime-time address to the Republican National Convention to accept his party's nomination to ... A Romney campaign adviser told reporters Thursday morning that speakers on the final evening of the convention will focus on telling Romney's “personal story,” beyond the prevalent image so far of the multimillionaire businessman ...
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4 days ago ... Romney's bold assertion about job creation comes across as hyperbole not ... that if Governor Romney would simply focus on growth concerns and offer a credible ... Romney's new emphasis on job growth is not resonating.
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CAMPAIGN MEMO; Romney Faces Calls to Deliver Counterpunch
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney and his team of advisers built a reputation during the Republican primaries as tough street fighters skilled in the tactics of political warfare. They quietly took pride in tearing apart Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and the rest of their rivals. The aggressive posture ultimately became one of Mr. Romneys selling points, - Campaign memo; Mitt Romney and his advisers were aggressive and tough during the Republican primaries, but his recent restraint has opened a round of second-guessing about his insistent focus on the economy as Democrats have turned attention to other topics; some Republicans worry he is not nimble and aggressive enough to withstand the Democratic assault against him. Photo (M) - By JEFF ZELENY and ASHLEY PARKER; Jeff Zeleny reported from Washington, and Ashley Parker from Houston.
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What is your opinion of Mitt Romney?
Im wondering why so many Conservatives have all jumped on the Perry bandwagon when it is clear that he is virtually unelctable against President Obama.
In the article, linked below, you will read that Romney poses a stronger challenge to Obama in a general election. Forty-six percent of voters say they believe Romney would do a better job on the economy, while 42 percent choose Obama. In a Perry-Obama face-off, 43 percent of voters say Obama would do a better job on the economy while 41 percent choose Perry. Also, among independent voters, Romney leads Obama by 12 points, 49 percent to 37 percent while Perry only leads by 3% (43%-40%).
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0911/62463.html
For even further details, you can check out this latest article as well.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-08-31/perry-less-likely-than-romney-to-beat-obama-in-2012-poll-shows.html
While Romney is more moderate than Perry (which causes a lot of Republicans to dislike him), the polls show that Romney is the GOPs only shot of beating Obama. Perry is too radical, too far right to get the Independent votes. Here are 5 things you should also consider before getting too close with Perry:
1) The debt in Texas is out of control under Perry. From 2001 to 2010, state debt alone grew from $13.4 billion to $37.8 billion. Thats an increase of a whopping, 281%.
2) Perry is extremely soft on immigration, especially for a Conservative in the Conservative state of Texas. Perry opposed Arizonas immigration law and even supports amnesty for the millions of illegals.
3) Texas has one of the worst education systems in the country. 49th in SAT scores and 36th in the nation in high school diploma rates.
4) Almost all of the job growth in Texas over the past few years has been from the spike in oil prices. Something Rick Parry has no control over, and other states could not replicate, yet he takes credit for it.
5) Perry was a registered Democrat up until 1989 and even supported Al Gore in 1988. So while everyone calles Romney a "RINO", at least Romney can say that he was never a Democrat.
Im just asking that you look long and hard at Perry because in reality, hes one of the worst governors in Texas history. Do you really want your nominee to have a record that includes an unsolved debt crisis and support for illegal immigrants, who are taking such a toll on this country?
If you read about Mitt Romney, you will read good things about him. Unlike Perry, Romney has had great success in delaling with debt crisises. He got Massachusetts out of their biggest defecit in state history after only his first year as governor, without even raising taxes. Also, unlike Perry, Romney vetoed laws that benefited illegal immigrants. He has already stated that he will repeal Obamacare and that federal-run healthcare is not the answer. The main reason why most of the far right Conservatives, such as the Tea Party, dislike him is because of "Romney-care" but that shouldnt be a factor considering that he is against federal-run healthcare.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
http://mittromney.com/landing/focus-on-jobs
Answer: Romney is an excellent person, considering his background. He is the only republican front-runner that is a businessman (besides the difficult-to-elect Cain). Sure, he had to let a few thousand people out of their jobs. But he created tens of thousands more!
Perry is out-of-touch with his conservative base. Perry wants to get rid of social security. This will ONLY affect the elderly, but unfortunately most of the elderly are republican. Perry is pushing his new book, writing ridiculous laws, and dodging the republican party's debates. Do we really need another phony career politician in the white house?
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