Romney Created More Jobs as Governor Than Obama has POTUS

FredHayek wrote: But even Obama admits that while jobs are coming back, they aren't coming back fast enough.

The devil you have seen fumbling around in the dark for three years versus a man who has experience in business, running a state goverment, an Olympic event, seems to be a moral man who doesn't drink, drug, fool around, etc.

So far for me, the only big advantage I can see with re-electing Obama is that he won't take several months to get settled like normal new administrations.

No one believes that jobs are coming back fast enough, except for the Republicans who are continuing to obstruct the economy for the hope of political gain. I don't trust someone who refuses to relax with a beer now and then, particularly a local craft beer brewed by locals providing jobs for locals.

I don't think I would want to have a beer with either one. Maybe a joint with Barack...only medicinal right? He can probably get some high grade s***.

Something the Dog Said wrote:

FredHayek wrote: But even Obama admits that while jobs are coming back, they aren't coming back fast enough.

The devil you have seen fumbling around in the dark for three years versus a man who has experience in business, running a state goverment, an Olympic event, seems to be a moral man who doesn't drink, drug, fool around, etc.

So far for me, the only big advantage I can see with re-electing Obama is that he won't take several months to get settled like normal new administrations.

No one believes that jobs are coming back fast enough, except for the Republicans who are continuing to obstruct the economy for the hope of political gain. I don't trust someone who refuses to relax with a beer now and then, particularly a local craft beer brewed by locals providing jobs for locals.

Take a stab at this...

Ok... let's turn the tables a bit on this. Can you or anyone else on 285 Bound tell me what the employment credentials are for Obama in regards to his knowledge or running a business? His credentials for managing money, payrolls, budgets, hiring, firing, managing employees?

The Liberals GOP Twin wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote:

FredHayek wrote: But even Obama admits that while jobs are coming back, they aren't coming back fast enough.

The devil you have seen fumbling around in the dark for three years versus a man who has experience in business, running a state goverment, an Olympic event, seems to be a moral man who doesn't drink, drug, fool around, etc.

So far for me, the only big advantage I can see with re-electing Obama is that he won't take several months to get settled like normal new administrations.

No one believes that jobs are coming back fast enough, except for the Republicans who are continuing to obstruct the economy for the hope of political gain. I don't trust someone who refuses to relax with a beer now and then, particularly a local craft beer brewed by locals providing jobs for locals.

Take a stab at this...

Ok... let's turn the tables a bit on this. Can you or anyone else on 285 Bound tell me what the employment credentials are for Obama in regards to his knowledge or running a business? His credentials for managing money, payrolls, budgets, hiring, firing, managing employees?

That question was posed by a very very limited part of the media before the 2008 election and I never heard an answer to it. Now the MSM will say that his credentials are his on-the-job experience as president.

Judging from the number of CEOs that have mismanaged their companies, or been caught in outright fraud, I'm not sure that such experience is a plus. I'll take experience as president and evidence of slow steady growth over a vulture capitalist every time. Romney has yet to give us any indication that he understands, much less wants to help, the average American.

archer wrote: Judging from the number of CEOs that have mismanaged their companies, or been caught in outright fraud, I'm not sure that such experience is a plus. I'll take experience as president and evidence of slow steady growth over a vulture capitalist every time. Romney has yet to give us any indication that he understands, much less wants to help, the average American.

That's not what I asked. You stated opinion, not facts. I'm looking for facts. I'll try again.

Take a stab at this...

Ok... let's turn the tables a bit on this. Can you or anyone else on 285 Bound tell me what the employment credentials are for Obama in regards to his knowledge of running a business? [/b][/i] His credentials for managing money, payrolls, budgets, hiring, firing, managing employees?

Something the Dog Said wrote: Here are what Republicans had to say about Romneys record as a "job creator":
[They] loot companies, leave behind broken families, broken towns." —Newt Gingrich

"It's the ultimate insult when Mitt Romney comes to South Carolina and tells you he feels your pain—because he caused it. [...] There is something inherently wrong when getting rich off failure and sticking it to someone else is how you do your business. I happen to think that is indefensible." —Rick Perry

"Governor Romney has claimed to have created over 100,000 jobs at Bain, and people are wanting to know: is there proof of that claim? And was it U.S. jobs created for United States citizens? [...] And that's fair, that's not negative campaigning." —Sarah Palin

"Governor Romney enjoys firing people." —Jon Huntsman

"While Mitt Romney was at Bain Capital, almost one out of every four companies they were involved with went bankrupt or went out of business." —John Brabender, Rick Santorum campaign manager

Isn't it amazing that when these points were made by Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Sarah Palin, John Huntsman and Brabender/Santorum, that nobody on the Right said that they were "anti-capitalism", and "anti-business"...? But now, when Obama says the same thing they suddenly are? Can you spell "hypocrisy"..... I guess they know they have a problem with all this obvious material out there, and the only defense they have is the usual one--try to make Obama suddenly look like someone who is "other"--and "outsider"-- Tiresome ploy... But when all you have to run on is Romney's vulture capitalism, and he's running from it, and refuses to answer questions about it, keeps ducking it, ... I guess you don't have anything else.

LadyJazzer wrote:

Something the Dog Said wrote: Here are what Republicans had to say about Romneys record as a "job creator":
[They] loot companies, leave behind broken families, broken towns." —Newt Gingrich

"It's the ultimate insult when Mitt Romney comes to South Carolina and tells you he feels your pain—because he caused it. [...] There is something inherently wrong when getting rich off failure and sticking it to someone else is how you do your business. I happen to think that is indefensible." —Rick Perry

"Governor Romney has claimed to have created over 100,000 jobs at Bain, and people are wanting to know: is there proof of that claim? And was it U.S. jobs created for United States citizens? [...] And that's fair, that's not negative campaigning." —Sarah Palin

"Governor Romney enjoys firing people." —Jon Huntsman

"While Mitt Romney was at Bain Capital, almost one out of every four companies they were involved with went bankrupt or went out of business." —John Brabender, Rick Santorum campaign manager

Isn't it amazing that when these points were made by Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, Sarah Palin, John Huntsman and Brabender/Santorum, that nobody on the Right said that they were "anti-capitalism", and "anti-business"...? But now, when Obama says the same thing they suddenly are? Can you spell "hypocrisy"..... I guess they know they have a problem with all this obvious material out there, and the only defense they have is the usual one--try to make Obama suddenly look like someone who is "other"--and "outsider"-- Tiresome ploy... But when all you have to run on is Romney's vulture capitalism, and he's running from it, and refuses to answer questions about it, keeps ducking it, ... I guess you don't have anything else.

LJ, I take a different view, they are the dumbest republicans, if I were Romney ,I would use their comments as a badge of honor.

The Liberals GOP Twin wrote:

archer wrote: Judging from the number of CEOs that have mismanaged their companies, or been caught in outright fraud, I'm not sure that such experience is a plus. I'll take experience as president and evidence of slow steady growth over a vulture capitalist every time. Romney has yet to give us any indication that he understands, much less wants to help, the average American.

That's not what I asked. You stated opinion, not facts. I'm looking for facts. I'll try again.

Take a stab at this...

Ok... let's turn the tables a bit on this. Can you or anyone else on 285 Bound tell me what the employment credentials are for Obama in regards to his knowledge of running a business? [/b][/i] His credentials for managing money, payrolls, budgets, hiring, firing, managing employees?

What does running a business have to do with being POTUS? Certainly President Obama does have the most experience in operating the federal government than any other candidate whether it be domestically, foreign policy wise, managing dual wars, etc. Certainly Etch a Sketch has no experience in managing a business to produce products and/or services, only with bleeding businesses dry for his own benefit. Can you name any successful businessmen who have been successful as POTUS. Bush was a failure at his own businesses, Truman was also not successful in business. Carter was successful at business but did not overwhelm as POTUS.

Government is not a business - your analogy (and question) is irrelevant. If Obama were CEO, he could fire the do nothing Congress. Management skills in government are much different than managing a business. Apples & oranges.