999 and it not producing enough revenue.

neptunechimney wrote:

archer wrote: [yet has not excelled in other areas during the debates.

Yep, that explains his lousy poling.

Because it is a huge empty promise just like Obama's hope and change. Hell anyone can promise getting rid of all the taxes and simplifying it. But it can't pass and it will raise taxes when people really look at it. I would rather his poll numbers drop now than obama beating him 60-40.

The Viking wrote: [So you would support someone to run against Obama whose plan may be totally picked apart leaving him with nothing and Obama in for another 4 years? .

Yes.

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neptunechimney wrote:

archer wrote: [yet has not excelled in other areas during the debates.

Yep, that explains his lousy poling.

You mean the polling that has him leading Obama or tied with Romney for first?

Take your pick.

Oh wait. I see what you did there. It was sarcasm.

Conservation Voice wrote: Oh wait. I see what you did there. It was sarcasm.

I will try and do better.

So let me get this straight....because Cain is polling well, he must have done well in the debates. .... or is he just another "flavor of the month" who has captured the attention of people for a little while? I swear it's hard to keep up with the GOP polls, only Romney seems to be consistent. I guess time will tell if Cain stays on top for any length of time. I have to go with Viking on this one, wouldn't it be better to vet the 999 plan now, rather than have the Democrats do it in the general election? I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the idea that you don't care if the plan is fatally flawed, just get the guy elected and worry about it later.

archer wrote: So let me get this straight....because Cain is polling well, he must have done well in the debates. .... or is he just another "flavor of the month" who has captured the attention of people for a little while? I swear it's hard to keep up with the GOP polls, only Romney seems to be consistent. I guess time will tell if Cain stays on top for any length of time. I have to go with Viking on this one, wouldn't it be better to vet the 999 plan now, rather than have the Democrats do it in the general election? I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the idea that you don't care if the plan is fatally flawed, just get the guy elected and worry about it later.

Can't beleive we are agreeing so much but I don't get that concept either.

The Viking wrote:

archer wrote: So let me get this straight....because Cain is polling well, he must have done well in the debates. .... or is he just another "flavor of the month" who has captured the attention of people for a little while? I swear it's hard to keep up with the GOP polls, only Romney seems to be consistent. I guess time will tell if Cain stays on top for any length of time. I have to go with Viking on this one, wouldn't it be better to vet the 999 plan now, rather than have the Democrats do it in the general election? I'm still trying to wrap my mind around the idea that you don't care if the plan is fatally flawed, just get the guy elected and worry about it later.

Can't beleive we are agreeing so much but I don't get that concept either.

Law of averages viking, post enough and you will find yourself in agreement with even the devil himself (or a liberal) at least once .

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Did I miss something, does ANY of the other canidates, HAVE ANY other plan as of yet...
Perry said at the last debate, "Part of it will be out Tuesday." Did I miss it? Then another part will come out later, than another part later, (sounds just like oblama, "Trust me, mine's better than anybodies. Just pass the bill.")
Did I miss Anybodies? ANY Plan... Please fill me in.