This why Romney will lose the election, no doubt about it.

Among seniors, though, the numbers are even better for Ryan: 50 percent favorable and 35 percent unfavorable. Fully one-third of seniors say they have a strongly favorable view of the Wisconsin congressman, while one-quarter have a strongly unfavorable view.

{{{get a life??

Oil was $33.

Nice job.

Awesome of you to neglect (or fail to comprehend) the loss of value in the USD as well.

Complete fail. }}}

 

 

I was merely citing your own post as a benchmark. I realize my mistake was in citing one of your posts to prove a point.

all you people keep bashing romney are clueless he started out with no money.he gave his entire inheritance he got to byu and became so succesful he gave 7mil to charity in his 2011 taxes thats right 2011 taxes.i wish all his so called fat-cats would close their bussiness so idiots who bash him would see what the unemployment line looks like.dont be a dope again vote romney

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Many want to govt to run private industries - put a boot on their necks to borrow a phrase from Obama. That way the govt has complete control of all of its peasants.
They also want employees who flip burgers for a living to make $20 an hour. That way a meal would cost tge average little guy a pretty penny and ppl would make more $$ but have less buying power. Sounds like a real viable solution........insert HUGE Pinocchio nose

So something doesnt work for me in your defense of Mitt.

Yeah ole wallstreetcappers is the wise covers linesman.

They may favor keeping Medicare as is, but seniors in our poll still prefer Romney by 13 pts in FL. The President lost them by 8 pts in 08.

That's a CBS Poll.

..most of what he gave as charity is tithing to his religion..not what most consider charity.

Because you say so, right?

I mean, I think we should all mistake your viewpoints for fact.

Nobody in America considers donating to churches "charity"!!!!

 was a tax write off and by that time he had crushed multiple companies and raided their piggy banks/debt loaded them so he could take in massive payouts via Bain.

14,

most people when they hear charitable contributions do not equate that to paying tithing to a church.

Really? How so?

By "most people" do you mean you?

Because tithing is in the bible.

Donating is not tithing..

Yes it is.

 

Current polls show Romney leading obama is florida.

Mormons are encouraged to pay 10% of all earnings to the church every year based on the principle that God gave you the ability to earn the money.

Mormons also are encouraged to skip two meals once per month (Usually breakfast and lunch) and donate at least the money you saved to a fund called 'Fast offerings'. That money is pooled together to help out the less fortunate people in your immediate area that attend church at the same time/place as you do with rent/mortgage, utility bills, etc.

In Florida, 48 percent of seniors say Romney would do a better job on Medicare, versus 44 percent who say that about Obama (the Ryan pick was supposed to be particularly problematic in this state).

* In Ohio, 49 percent of seniors say Romney would do a better job on Medicare, versus 43 percent who say that about Obama.

* In Wisconsin, 49 percent say Obama would do a better job on Medicare, versus 46 percent who say that about Romney

Where did I say tithing isnt a charitable contribution?



who cares? You said: "most of what he gave as charity is tithing to his religion..not what most consider charity."

Which has all sorts of facts behind it I'm sure.

And, it isn't a broad generalization either.

I'm guessing you think tithing is limited to Mormons or something.

I said most people do not associate tithing with charitable contributions for the reason explained.



Most people associate charitable contributions with charity.

Note: you have no facts to support your broad generalization.

None.

Note the goal posts having wheels.

Wall, you are wasting your time with 14..He can't answer the questions because he doesn't think things through.

I had him boxed in on the question.. He kept repeating the same answer, which didn't make sense.   Rush Limbaugh couldn't help him. 

Maybe he should have just kept his money in a mason jar in his back yard.
What's the point of he gives 5, 10 or 20% to his church? Does that offend you? Sure it's a tax deduction - its in the tax code regardless of what voters think.