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Why are so many candidates still trying?
TheRealThing Wrote:My post went over your head too huh? I can assure you there are a number of differences between me and Hoot's positions but, since you have declared him my twin, I will happily accept that label. All we have tried to do is reason with you with regard to some of the liberal lies and fantasies that you have subscribed to and posted on here. I and my twin, have posted hundreds of credible sources, many outside of country, to support our various positions. Hoot pointed out that the post in question has been put up on 77 liberal websites. If I were to cite Sean Hannity as a source to support an argument I was making you'd post something like this :hilarious: . Yet liberal sources like the one in question are supposed to be taken as the unvarnished truth according to you.


I will agree with you what is true is true regardless of where it comes from.
Vector's list did have one item that has merit. Number 5, which I have pasted in here;

5) Businesses will hire if they get tax cuts.
Reality: A business hires the right number of employees
to meet demand. Having extra cash does not cause a business
to hire, but a business that has a demand for what it does will
find the money to hire.
Businesses want customers, not tax cuts.

Years ago, during another run up to the presidential election, jobs were as sore a subject as they are today, as Ronald Reagan squared off against Jimmy Carter during the economic dark days of exploding inflation and few jobs. Debate raged as to the validity of the notion that government can CREATE jobs. The consensus back then, it was political eyewash. Supply and demand creates jobs, not the government. Supply side economics, is the truth. The rest of the items in Vector's list are statistical rationalizations intended to make a faultlering presidency look much better than it deserves.

If supply causes jobs the housing market would be going up. It has always been demand but don't tell wall street that. The bailouts proved this point quite clearly. Unless of course you agree with the bailouts, then you should vote for Romney or Obama, one helped the republicrats did it, and the other would do so as well. The ideas of Adam Smith have long been forgotten and that is the sad truth.
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Why are so many candidates still trying? - by LWC - 03-14-2012, 12:11 AM
Why are so many candidates still trying? - by nky - 03-14-2012, 10:07 AM
Why are so many candidates still trying? - by LWC - 03-14-2012, 10:23 AM
Why are so many candidates still trying? - by nky - 03-14-2012, 10:42 AM
Why are so many candidates still trying? - by LWC - 03-14-2012, 10:48 AM
Why are so many candidates still trying? - by tvtimeout - 04-19-2012, 11:22 AM

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