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Box A Rox
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Obama Winning Investors by 49%-38% Against Romney

Global investors increasingly prefer President Barack Obama to Republican challenger Mitt Romney
and most say they believe the incumbent will remain in the White House for another four years.
Asked who would be the better leader for the global economy, 49 percent favor Obama against
38 percent for Romney, according to a quarterly Bloomberg Global Poll.
In January, the two candidates tied on the question.
(Bloomberg)
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/.....-romney-in-poll.html


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philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.

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You better believe they do!  

But hey, Obama's not a 1 percenter.  He cares soooooo much about the 99%.  

Another bullshit Obama political narrative falling flat on its face.  


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You better believe they do!  
But hey, Obama's not a 1 percenter.  He cares soooooo much about the 99%.  
Another bullshit Obama political narrative falling flat on its face.  


If it's a "Political Narrative", it's a Bloomberg political narrative, not mine.



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If it's a "Political Narrative", it's a Bloomberg political narrative, not mine.


No...I was talking about the 1% versus the 99% narrative, and how Obama's class warfare rhetoric doesn't match the reality.  If the global investor (Banksters or 1%) support Obama, that's because they can distinguish between rhetoric and reality and know he's bought and paid for by the 1%.

This poll destroys Obama's political narrative of going after the "fat cats", and "taxing the rich".  


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It sure makes investing a sure thing because if the company you invest in fai8ls Obama will bail them out.
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After the Bush Economic Meltdown that took the entire world economy to the brink... no one wants a repeat of
that Republican Fiasco.


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Let's not forget what started the meltdown, the housing bubble started by Jimmy Carter and helped along by Bill Clinton and secured by Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. The banks were left holding massive amounts of debt thanks to worthless mortgages
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Let's not forget what started the meltdown, the housing bubble started by Jimmy Carter and helped along by Bill Clinton and secured by Barney Frank and Chris Dodd. The banks were left holding massive amounts of debt thanks to worthless mortgages


In spite of the fact that some Republicans blame Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, Barney Frank and Chris Dodd...
The investors of the world still trust a Democrat, Barack Hussein Obama, more than the Republican candidate
Mitt Romney.

There's no doubt where the rest of the world places the blame for the Bush Economic Meltdown!


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After the Bush Economic Meltdown that took the entire world economy to the brink... no one wants a repeat of
that Republican Fiasco.


Wow, we're back to blame Bush?  What President repealed the Glass Stegall Act?


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Wow, we're back to blame Bush?  What President repealed the Glass Stegall Act?


I blame Obama for his failures, just as I blame Bush for his.  Obama's failure to stick to the proposed
Health Care Bill, and instead agree to a compromise, is the reason many Democrats oppose ObamaCare.
After 8 years of Bush Tax Cuts for the Rich, while waging two unfunded wars... Who could you blame for
the Bush Economic Meltdown other than G Worst Bush?



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After 8 years of Bush Tax Cuts for the Rich, while waging two unfunded wars... Who could you blame for
the Bush Economic Meltdown other than G Worst Bush?


Well, one of the unfunded wars was in response to 9-11, an attack that could have been prevented if Clinton wasn't getting a Lewinski and paid attention to capturing Bin Laden.  So, using your logic, Clinton is part of the "Meltdown".  Not to mention, Obama and the democrats didn't pass a budget and continued the Bush tax cuts and the funding of his military adventures with debt.  So Obama took Bush policy and continued it, AND added a monterous Heath Insurance Industry give-a-way.


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I hold Clinton accountable for his errors also... but funding two wars, that cost at least $1.3 trillion, at the same
time that you cut taxes for the rich is a recipe for disaster.  That disaster is named the Bush Economic Meltdown!


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I hold Clinton accountable for his errors also... but funding two wars, that cost at least $1.3 trillion, at the same
time that you cut taxes for the rich is a recipe for disaster.  That disaster is named the Bush Economic Meltdown!


What's the current tax rate for the rich?  Who signed it?


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