It's All About Being Persuasive. Ingram is NOT Persuaded.

[clistensprechen]

It's not November and the election's not over.  I still give Obama a good chance of winning.  Given the economy he should get slaughtered but Romney is not a winner in the personality department so Obama has a good shot.

Romney's not a winner in the jobs department either, let's face it. And the economy where the Dow is concerned is actually doing quite well, thank you very much. Shall we now talk about Occupy Wall Street, which doesn't like either of these guys mainly because of the jobs issue coupled with how well Wall Street is doing under Obama?

[wbcoleman]

It's not November and the election's not over.  I still give Obama a good chance of winning.  Given the economy he should get slaughtered but Romney is not a winner in the personality department so Obama has a good shot.

Romney's not a winner in the jobs department either, let's face it. And the economy where the Dow is concerned is actually doing quite well, thank you very much. Shall we now talk about Occupy Wall Street, which doesn't like either of these guys mainly because of the jobs issue coupled with how well Wall Street is doing under Obama?

Repeal of Obamacare alone would create a flood of new jobs.  As for "Occupy Wall Street", I suspect you are part of a small handful of people who even remember them.

[Ted S]

Romney's not a winner in the jobs department either, let's face it.

To me politicians' ability to create private sector jobs is like waters' ability to create fire.  Water kills fire instantly but the only way fire is created is to keep the area dry and eventually conditions will be right for the formation of fire.  Same hold true for government.  Keep politicians away and private sector jobs will eventually be created when the conditions are right.  Invite political meddling and you'll kill the private economy.

And let's not forget that Romney had legislature dominated by democrats during his term as governor.

[wbcoleman]

Romney's not a winner in the jobs department either, let's face it.

To me politicians' ability to create private sector jobs is like waters' ability to create fire.  Water kills fire instantly but the only way fire is created is to keep the area dry and eventually conditions will be right for the formation of fire.  Same hold true for government.  Keep politicians away and private sector jobs will eventually be created when the conditions are right.  Invite political meddling and you'll kill the private economy.

And let's not forget that Romney had legislature dominated by democrats during his term as governor.

Politicians don't create jobs, but their policies can make it harder or easier for the private economy to do so.