Or... Why We the People can't afford to elect Willard "Mitt" Romney as President of the United States of America.
Agenda, motivations, these are not only salient points, but the heart of the matter. "Mittens" is an avatar of the corporate sociopath; he is greed.
It is not just that he wants to allow the wind energy credits to expire, but why?
So only the wealthy, who already have the means and resources, can profit in the energy market, and by that we probably mean "oil men".
It isn't just that he refuses to support a program which at its core is reminiscent of the plan that was passed in my state of Massachusetts, but also has a planned parenthood infrastructure.
And on a personal level to him,
It isn't just that he doesn't want to pay taxes on his income, and wants to make it so "middle class families" share an increased burden so he and his can get away with paying next to nothing. By the way, will do nothing to actually pay down the national debt- just saying.
The sad fact is, that he wants to run America like a business, and that is not only bad for businesses everywhere, small and et cetera, but bad for everyone whose personal well-being doesn't net a profit for the people he'd like to see at the top tier of control; the elites.
Unfortunately for many of us, even the average misinformed Republican, this plan doesn't include you. You as an avg. income earner, are to him, beyond the scope of his purview. It's not that dissimilar from Reaganomics, but the sad truth is that "Trickle Down Economics" is a biased concept, and its distortion of the truth doesn't benefit anyone but the already wealthy.
Let's regroup: the 80's were not a great time, and Ronald was not a great president, he was an actor, with Alzheimer's more than likely already affecting his mind. It is sad that he served two terms. It is even more sad that his VP served a term after that, and that a spoiled little rich kid got in 8 years after his dad, but let me ask you; do you really want to go back?
What is it that you, the voter, see happening under the elitists reclaiming power? Forgive me for being a Egalitarian instead, but I don't just spout equality, I believe in it. We should not have elected W. in the first place, we were very wrong to re-elect him out of fear, and I don't see adequate cause to put another unprincipled CEO into the oval office.
Bain Capital is proof not of financial success, but solely of gain through exploitation, and deceit. We shouldn't applaud him for ripping companies apart, we should question why he thinks his form of profiteering should be rewarded. He doesn't create jobs with his methods, he only loads his own coffers, and it is the only way he knows. He is incapable of creating structure that lasts.
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