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Presidential Debate Thread - Obama vs. Romney (1 Viewer)

I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
So someone who cut overhead and waste in companies he took over is not qualified, but 4 years ago a 1st term US Senator, previously new IL State Senator, and community organizer was an expert in macroeconomics? Got it. I realize many want to focus on the shutdowns or failures from Bain investments but you never bat 1.000 in business. It's just that simple.
 
I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
And yet you elected a guy with ZERO experience in anything in 2008? Why the double standard?
Ok, it would be a double standard if people claimed that Obama was more qualified than McCain in 2008. Here's a tip - they didnt.
 
Let's ask Netanyahu if he's been a friend to Israel.
No, let's ask the people of Israel:http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Society_&_Culture/ispousa.htmlThe vast majority of Israelis believe that Obama is either pro-Israel or balanced between Israel and Palestinians, as he should be. Israelis are evenly split on who should be the next POTUS.Obama has been a great friend to Israel. He has not been such a good friend to Netanyahu. Netanyahu is not Israel.
That is because Netanyahu was boys with Romney and worked with him at BCG.
 
'Matthias said:
Barring a huge gaffe by one or the other I can't imagine this debate is going to change much. I already prefer Obama on foreign policy but I'm supporting Romney. I think most of the non-partisan voters who favor Romney now aren't doing so for foreign policy reasons.
If you switched their foreign policy platforms, nobody would notice.
That would actually seem to benefit Romney i would think. If people come away thinking that Romney would be essentially the same as the President on foreign policy, that seems like a win for Romney.
Romney didn't hire on many of Bush's foreign policy advisors to be just like Obama. Though apparently tonight he can't come up with a coherent statement on how he would be different. Except he'd get better results. Magically. Just like with the economy.
 
I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
So someone who cut overhead and waste in companies he took over is not qualified, but 4 years ago a 1st term US Senator, previously new IL State Senator, and community organizer was an expert in macroeconomics? Got it. I realize many want to focus on the shutdowns or failures from Bain investments but you never bat 1.000 in business. It's just that simple.
Really? So Obama's failed investments in energy companies aren't as bad as Romney makes them out to be?
 
Is Mitt going to keep rewording Obama's words when he doesn't know WTF to say? :lmao:
Is he supposed to make stuff up when his position is similar?
And that's why I predicted there's no way Mitt could win this debate. He has no major differences with Obama, and Obama is already President.
Want to add: Obama's main advantage is not that he's the President, but that he's been a terrific foreign policy President, one of the best we've had in recent years. This should be apparent to anyone paying attention.
:lmao:So Russia running rampant, Iraq rapidly going back to extremists, Iran probably becoming nuclear within 6 months, a large chunk of the Middle East being taken over by extremist Islamists, and increase in terrorist camps throughout Iraq, a crumbling EU, an increasing trade deficit with China and a distancing from allies like England, Australia and Israel. But yeah, we killed bin Laden so he has an awesome foreign policy. Just wait until he wins the election and has more flexibility and can REALLY show us how it's done.
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I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
And yet you elected a guy with ZERO experience in anything in 2008? Why the double standard?
Ok, it would be a double standard if people claimed that Obama was more qualified than McCain in 2008. Here's a tip - they didnt.
Exactly.
 
Is Mitt going to keep rewording Obama's words when he doesn't know WTF to say? :lmao:
Is he supposed to make stuff up when his position is similar?
And that's why I predicted there's no way Mitt could win this debate. He has no major differences with Obama, and Obama is already President.
Want to add: Obama's main advantage is not that he's the President, but that he's been a terrific foreign policy President, one of the best we've had in recent years. This should be apparent to anyone paying attention.
:lmao:So Russia running rampant, Iraq rapidly going back to extremists, Iran probably becoming nuclear within 6 months, a large chunk of the Middle East being taken over by extremist Islamists, and increase in terrorist camps throughout Iraq, a crumbling EU, an increasing trade deficit with China and a distancing from allies like England, Australia and Israel. But yeah, we killed bin Laden so he has an awesome foreign policy. Just wait until he wins the election and has more flexibility and can REALLY show us how it's done.
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Actually most of that is incorrect, dangerously incorrect.
 
Is Otis the most annoying poster here? And I'm a Democrat.
Haha, seriously. :popcorn: Did he tell you Obama is crushing it!
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Does your wife know you post crap like this?
Who do you think he has typing this stuff?
 
I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
So someone who cut overhead and waste in companies he took over is not qualified, but 4 years ago a 1st term US Senator, previously new IL State Senator, and community organizer was an expert in macroeconomics? Got it. I realize many want to focus on the shutdowns or failures from Bain investments but you never bat 1.000 in business. It's just that simple.
Really? So Obama's failed investments in energy companies aren't as bad as Romney makes them out to be?
I said you'll never bat 1.000, that's not a defense for batting .000 or .025 or whatever the case may be. You really want to compare the "success rate" of those green energy investments to Bain acquisitions? I don't pretend to know every success/failure of Bain, but given their success I feel pretty safe in wagering they had a greater success rate than those energy companies. I'm game if you are.
 
Is Otis the most annoying poster here? And I'm a Democrat.
Haha, seriously. :popcorn: Did he tell you Obama is crushing it!
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Does your wife know you post crap like this?
Who do you think he has typing this stuff?
:hifive:
 
This looks like FavreCo and Yankee23Fan debating Legal topics
What did I do? I'm watching football, getting ready to kill Megatron, and watching the debate here. You guys are doing some recent play by play. I know what they are wearing, how they sound and who is funnier.
 
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I don't think there's enough difference in either man's ability to handle foreign policy to make a big difference. For most people this is way down the list of concerns. It's the economy, and I think when people go to the polls they'll realize that Mitt is more qualified and Obama's policies aren't working.
Only in America can a man get rich by gutting companies for profit, provide exactly zero details on how he would do anything, and "be more qualified" to deal with the economy than the President of the United States. That statement is ludicrous.
So someone who cut overhead and waste in companies he took over is not qualified, but 4 years ago a 1st term US Senator, previously new IL State Senator, and community organizer was an expert in macroeconomics? Got it. I realize many want to focus on the shutdowns or failures from Bain investments but you never bat 1.000 in business. It's just that simple.
Really? So Obama's failed investments in energy companies aren't as bad as Romney makes them out to be?
I said you'll never bat 1.000, that's not a defense for batting .000 or .025 or whatever the case may be. You really want to compare the "success rate" of those green energy investments to Bain acquisitions? I don't pretend to know every success/failure of Bain, but given their success I feel pretty safe in wagering they had a greater success rate than those energy companies. I'm game if you are.
Well, considering Bain was only really concerned about taking more money out of the company than it put in, they had a very large success rate - much higher than the rate of companies they bought that actually turned around.
 
Ill be the first to say I don't know much about these candidates but with the economy being so bad why would anyone believe what Obama says regarding it?

 

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