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Romney's China Position
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"They've stolen our jobs".... ear candy for idiots.
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He is hypocrite
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No wonder this guy didn't want his tax returns made public.
Palin was a fool, this one's worse. |
Half $1 million, in three years, from an investment firm. He probably trades more than that every morning before he wakes up.
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Blind trust
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia A blind trust is a trust in which the fiduciaries, namely the trustees or those who have been given power of attorney, have full discretion over the assets, and the trust beneficiaries have no knowledge of the holdings of the trust and no right to intervene in their handling. Blind trusts are generally used when a settlor (sometimes called a trustor or donor) wishes to keep the beneficiary unaware of the specific assets in the trust, such as to avoid conflict of interest between the beneficiary and the investments. Politicians or others in sensitive positions often place their personal assets (including investment income) into blind trusts, to avoid public scrutiny and accusations of conflicts of interest when they direct government funds to the private sector. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_trust |
Even better, Romney is investing in Chinese oil. Fucking brilliant.
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2...e-oil-company/ |
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Obama even outsourced your tax dollars! :disgust
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What do you think he will do when he's President? |
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There are plenty of things to rip this guy on, may as well use something of substance. This is like ripping on Bush for saying nuclear incorrectly. |
Factcheck.org
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i have invested in a few chinese funds - would be stupid not to do so since their economy will still grow heavily for the next 10-20 years.
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After all the other nails that have emerged, will you vote for him? Bain 2 $trillion more on the military. Relaxing rules on banking. Sensata Mormon. Now this one. |
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Why is it that so many of you try to make that a bad thing. |
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What do you think he will do when he's President?[/QUOTE] He's gonna send Obama's death panel after your senile ass... :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
What a fucking crock of shit this whole topic is!
Should he instead have invested his money in Kentucky Fried Chicken? That's about as American as you can get right? A white southern gentleman dressed in a white plantation suit selling chicken. But wait ? it's share price is rising because it opens 2-3 outlets a day in China. . |
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I'm voting for both candidates just in case :2 cents:
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Is it really that hard to figure out? |
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Do we need to find more companies that Bain funded that do produce jobs? And a lot of them.
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I think most of the US stock market is over inflated BS and about 2/3 of my 401k is overseas growth mutual funds. Mutual funds are very diverse by their nature and the farthest thing from investing specifically in any one company.. I'm just sayin'
Brad |
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And you continue to use the word SPEND in place of the word WASTE. Until the time comes that you look at those two words, we have nothing more to discuss. I have also said at least 20 times in this election cycle. You can't continue to spend more than you make. |
Theres just no aguing facts with some of you idiots who are so emotionally invested in your mythical man. Facts and logic dont matter.
It's like that old adage goes...if you want to piss off a republican, tell him a lie. If you want to piss off a democrat, tell him the truth. |
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If a family is spending more than they earn. There comes a time it HAS TO STOP. Then the family has to buy less, live on less and face a far lower standard of living. With countries facing bad debt situations, that has meant everyone except the super rich earning less and paying more at the shops. Are you ready for that? Because spending cuts will hurt you. I think spending on arms, food, oil subsidies to private buyers should stop. The money should be put into long term projects of tomorrow so we can have the Next Apple, Microsoft, Space Shuttle and all the other great scientific, engineering and technical discoveries of tomorrow. Romney doesn't think more teachers are good, thinks business will develop those skills and thinks he can level the playing field between the US and China. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/0...n_1327413.html Quote:
Now tell us how Vietnam got to be your biggest customer. Where did the money come from? |
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(I guess I shouldn't mention that Romney is actually correct in saying that China is manipulating their currency value artifically in a way that is bad for US manufacturing....)
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THere is a lot of information there for you to read. Rather than me cutting and pasting it all. You asked the question if I am ready. The answer is yes. I could've retired years ago. My assets far exceed my debt. My children could live their lives and never work and if they weren't stupid about it, their children could do the same. But not working is not an option. I enjoy my job and now have one of my children here and 3 nephews. The goal is to make it interesting for them to grow. Btw. All of them to date have college degrees, before they took a job with us. The federal government of Vietnam is not our biggest customer. They are our metals division biggest customer. Our biggest customer is our agricultural tire company which we own. I went to school and the average class size was around 30 kids. Today, it's supposed to be many less. I think the quality of my education was on par with what is being taught today. Why do we need 50% more teachers to teach the same amount of students? And keep in mind, when I went to school computers didn't exist. There were no online classes. Teachers for the most part actually earned their salaries. |
This is the situation today and the problem the West faces.
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We could tax the goods coming in at the docks and this tax will pay for the loss of jobs and the investment in the future of the West. This will mean people paying a lot more for an iPad, calculator, shirt, toys, etc. In the shops. Import restrictions. Tough one, China will not like it. People pay more in taxes today for investment in future technologies. Banning the import of goods that were under US/EU patent or copyright protection, isn't going to stem the flow much. Getting China to revalue it's currency to level the field. Also is a pipe dream. You can't revalue the Chinese, Vietnamese, Philippines, Indian, etc currencies to the level required. Only a fool would offer or think it would work. Anyone with a better solution is welcome to put them forward. cutting spending = cutting jobs. Cutting taxes 10% won't bring 2.8 million jobs back to the US or the EU. It will result in a loss of jobs or more debt. |
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You asked me a lot of questions,some of them pointed. How about responding to those. And because I am interested,.,how about just this one question. Why do kids today need more teachers per student than they needed a generation ago? |
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This from the "break more windows, it's good for the economy" Keynesian.... .:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaug h . |
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Or give up on debate and just resort to what sperbonzo does. One of the cuts could be overseas aid to places like Vietnam http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_aid_to_Vietnam Israel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel%...ates_relations See the whole list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_...aid#Recipients |
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The bright kids hardly need teachers at all. The idiots won't learn more than the basics with all the teachers and tutors you can find. However, most people are neither very bright nor stupid. Most people benefit tremendously from having good teachers, low ratios, and access to tutors or mentors. Having ordinary kids in bad neighborhoods surrounded by good teachers all day is vital because many cant rely on parents if they get stumped, many have nothing constructive to do after school without quality programs staffed by quality instructors. As a case of simple math... Teachers and music classes or sports after school cost much less than prisons and guards after kids fail. The bright kid in the worst school or the idiot in the best school will do the same with more or less teachers. The ordinary kid, which is most people, will do much better in life with more teachers and better schools. That costs you and I less in the long run. Also, you mention computers...you do know roughly half of all homes in the US still do not have a computer or broadband Internet access and many schools have many less computers than students, right? Your son and nephews may be hard workers, may be educated, may be bright enough and supported enough not to rely on teachers. That does not make them typical. |
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I have been listening to this *better education* nonsense for years. There was absolutely nothing wrong with the quality of education. Maybe the schools simply need better motivated students. If you are going to simply rehash current television ads and parrot worn out talking points, then it is you who needs to give up on the debate. Because rarely do you offer anything significant. |
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Having an entitlement society will do that. |
I will vote for Obama again, Romney has no chance... even with last weeks surge :winkwink:
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Families start the process, they back up teachers work. To say teachers don't help is ignoring reality. The other two posts by Minte were equally stupid. no wonder jobs are going to China. Minte, again I will ask you. How did Vietnam raise the money for their Government to give you a contract? Foriegn aid, a US company going to Vietnam, ???? Is this the waste you talk of? Quote:
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Paul, in most cases the years force a certain amount of wisdom on a person whether they want it or not. You clearly came up short or missed out on a few decades. Believe it or not, Paul.. Vietnam is not a nation of peasants. They have spent 3 decades westernizing,building cities,airports, a complete infrustructure. I've told you this before. We have sales reps. They are all over the world. We sell in Africa, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Europe and we even ship many containers a year TO China. What we have today is a global economy. |
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