Mitt Romney's Lies

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I don't want to hear any more of this

Don T. Care 12:18PM January 12, 2012

As a fiscal conservative I both agre and disagree with parts of your article. I understand Obama's policies did not begin right when he took office, but lets not forget about congress and senate. Congress and senate were taking back my Democrates in Jan 2007, making it very difficult for the Bush administration to pass their economic polices ( he approached congress 21 times about national lending concerns and Fannie and Freddie) 18 month later the Great Recession began- this is not a coincidence. Lets not point fingers. Both sides should take equal responsibility for the loss of jobs.

Adam of OR 12:17PM January 12, 2012

When I see more junk like this, I think in terms of the '12 presidential elections. Apparently, it looks like we will have, yet another, pick-and-choose, "lessor of the two evils", for our POTUS.
The main stream media appears to be in full control, don't they? They write, print, and most of us swallow, don't we?
Ultimately, what we will eventually have is another big money corporate and/or union sponsored bogus POTUS, regardless if Romney, Gingrich, or Obama is elected, won't we?
Because my vote for any of the above won't make no-never-no-mind as I would be electing another bogus POTUS ....I'm going to turn and take another look at Dr. Ron Paul.
One thing clear about Dr. Paul, as a military man, the entire U.S. Military Complex fully endorses this man where the influential big money corporations and unions do not, thus, regardless of his views, ie: potential Iranian threats, the military will keep him fully abreast of any crisis situations.
Also, this man will reduce his own presidential salary from $400,000 to $39,336 – the median salary of an American worker. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/12/10/ron-paul-proposes-interes_n_1140723.html
This says a helluva lot, and a vote for Dr. Paul makes good sense to me!

Harry Reasoner of MA 10:53AM January 12, 2012