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Originally Posted by Rochard
They do have major tax breaks. They are called loopholes.
And btw, your candidate Romney there.... When has busy taking Massachusetts from 47th in economic growth to dead last, the one good thing he did was... Close the loopholes that big companies use to avoid taxes.
Do you even know your candidate? At all? Your telling us here that "big companies" should have major tax breaks while your candidate was busy doing the direct opposite.... That's the direct opposite of what you said.
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You make so many stupid, incorrect comments there are times I think you live in another country. Stop believing everything you see on MSNBC or whatever bullshit media source you are relying on for your information.
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A new ad from the Obama campaign takes aim at Mitt Romney?s performance as governor of Massachusetts, claiming he had ?one of the worst economic records in the country.? But the ad overreaches with several of its claims.
The ad states that job creation in Massachusetts ?fell? to 47th under Romney. That?s a bit misleading. Massachusetts? state ranking for job growth went from 50th the year before he took office, to 28th in his final year. It was 47th for the whole of his four-year tenure, but it was improving, not declining, when he left.
The ad?s claim that Romney ?cut taxes for millionaires? isn?t as black-and-white as billed. Romney opposed a plan to impose a capital gains tax retroactively, insisting on delaying the hike eight months. That?s different than pushing for a tax cut.
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http://www.factcheck.org/2012/06/oba...onomic-record/
Here is some reality to chew on (and just so you know, I am not a Romney fan)
1. He was a success in the private sector. When he was in charge of a company his duty was to the company and its stockholders. He did what he was charged with doing.
2. When he was governor of Mass, he was a successful governor. He balanced the budget, and got Democrats and Republicans to work together. He did what he was charged with doing.
3. When he took over running the Winter Olympics, he took it from debt and corruption to turning a $100 million profit. He did what he was charged with doing.