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Originally Posted by spence
So we should run the USA on the basis of shareholder value?
It is incredibly rare for a large company to have a compact with it's employees where everybody is genuinely in it to keep the ship afloat. Perhaps the only one I can think of is Lincoln Electric Corp...
Didn't MA lead the country in debt per person when he was Gov?
Sure he will.
It's easy to make grand promises about letting the poor fend for themselves when you're on the campaign trail pandering to ex-Palin devotees.
But once that decision will be recorded in real statistics of child malnourishment and homelessness under your watch things get a bit more tricky.
Every car these days is imported. Your GM or Ford is jacked with nearly 1/2 it's parts parts made in Mexico or other countries. That Toyota or BMW might have just been assembled by Americans in South Carolina, Indiana or Tennessee depending on the model.
Bush wasn't inspiring hope in 2004 and yet he won. People don't vote for the best choice, they vote for the least worst choice.
-spence
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When he ran that company he was not auditioning for the presidency,he was merely trying to make it profitable.
Debt per person isa deceiving statistic if you don't understand what debt really is;wealthy people can incur more more debt as a result of their wealth and per capita income. (see CT)
Spence,like most dems the picture you paint regarding the nations sad sacks is purely sensationalism.Put the broad brush away,anyone with common sense can understand there is too much abuse of the current system.The Palin comment is puzzling to me but typical of one who may be grasping at straws.
Thank you for explaining the ins and outs of car assembly but either you missed the point or didn't understand it.
Do you really think another 4 years of Obama is going to benefit the United States Jeff?