Mitt Romney Did He

Manage Bain Capital and

He sent thousand of jobs oversea?

Mitt Romney was

An ex-lobbyist

Did he called in his chip to raise $100,000,000 million dollar in a month for his campaign?

Mitt Romney Worth

Wow! Mitt Romney worth 
          $250,000,000 million dollars.

And, Paul Ryan worth 
        $4.900,000 million dollars.
         
Are you sure they understand what middle American going through in this economy?

For Profit Only?

                         Is a for profit President good for the country economy?

Student Loan

                                                        Obama Vs. Romney

Outsourcing

                     Whom outsourcing the American Jobs, Obama or Romney?

Romney's Finance

             Is Romney telling the truth about his relationship with Bain Capital?

Barack Obama on Immigration

                                  Obama believes on his immigration reform.

Mitt Romeny on Immigration

                                Not sure where Romney stand on immigration.

Barack Obama on Abortion

                                        Obama is pro-choice on abortion!

Mitt Romney on Abortion

Romney says Roe v. Wade should be reversed by a future Supreme Court and States should decide their own abortion laws. He is pro-life!

Barack Obama on War

      Is Obama's executive order a preparation for another war in the middle east?

Mitt Romney on War

     Romney has not specified the troop numbers behind his pledge to ensure that the "force level necessary to secure our gains and complete our mission successfully" would remain in Afghanistan.

     Do we really need a bigger military  force?

Or Mitt Romney for President

                          Vote for your favorite, Mitt Romney or Barack Obama.

                                                                 Vote!

                          Vote for your favorite, Mitt Romney or Barack Obama.

Vote Today for President Obama

If today is the day you vote for the President of the United States. Who are you going to vote:

Barack Obama

Barack Obama on Energy

                                Obama supports energy independence.

Mitt Romney on Energy

Romney supports drilling in the Gulf, the outer continental shelf, western lands, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and exploitation of shale oil deposits.

Barack Obama on Education

                          Obama supported the 2001 no child left behind law.

Mitt Romney on Education

      Romney supported the 2001 no child left behind law. Once favored shutting the education department, later cited its value in "holding down the interests of the teachers' unions."

Mitt Romney on Taxes

Mitt Romney says no one with adjusted gross income under $200,000 should be taxed for interest, dividends or capital gains. Would cut corporate tax rate to 25 percent.

Barack Obama on Taxes

                                                               Barack Obama on the Buffet Rule!

Ron Paul on Taxes

                                    Ron Paul would eliminate the federal income tax and the IRS!

Mitt Romney on Gay Marriage

                               Mitt Romney favors constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage; 
                                                      says policy should be set federally, not by states.

Barack Obama on Gay Marriage

                                                          Barack Obama: I support Gay Marriage!

Ron Paul on Gay Marriage

           Ron Paul says decisions on legalizing or prohibiting gay marriage should be left to states.

Mitt Romney on Taxes

Newt Gingrich Ends Campaign

                                                                      Newt Gingrich calls it quit!

Ron Santorum Ends Campaign

                                                                  Ron Santorum calls it quit!

Ron on Economy & National Debt

Economy - Advocates a return to the gold standard and elimination of the Fed and most federal regulations.


National Debt - Would eviscerate federal government, slashing nearly half its spending, shut down five cabinet-level agencies and end spending on existing conflicts and on foreign aid.

Newt on Economy & National Debt

Economy - Wants to repeal financial-industry regulations enacted after the Wall Street Meltdown. Would Restrict the Federal Reserve's power to set interest rates artificially low.

National Debt - As House speaker in 1990s, engineered passage of a seven-year balanced budget plan. It was vetoed but helped lay the groundwork for a bipartisan balanced budget later.

Rick on Economy & National Debt

Economy- Would eliminate corporate taxes for manufacturers, drill for more oil and gas, and slash regulations.


National Debt - Would freeze social and military spending for five years to cut $5 trillion from federal budgets.

Mitt on Economy & National Debt

Economy - Seeks lower taxes, less regulation, a balanced budget and more trade deals to spur growth. Would replace jobless benefits with unemployment savings accounts and repeal new financial-industry regulations.


National Debt - Defended financial-sector bailout, criticized GM and Chrysler bailout. Would cap federal spending at 20 percent of GDP.

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Newt Gingrich on Health Care & Social Security

                                                                             Newt Gingrich
His Stand For:
Health Care - Would prohibit insurers from canceling or charging hefty increases to insurance holders who get sick and offer "generous" tax credit to help buy insurance. 

Social Security - Would give younger workers the option of diverting Social Security taxes to private retirement accounts.

Ron Paul on Health Care & Social Security

                                                                               Ron Paul
His Stand On:
Health Care - Opposes compulsory insurance and all federal subsidies for coverage. 

Social Security - Younger workers should be able to opt out of Social Security taxes and retirement benefits; benefits for today's retirees should be protected.

Rick Santorum on Health Care & Social Security

      
 

                                                                    Rick Santorum
His Stand On:
Health Care - Favors repeal of President Obama's healthcare reform. Regrets supporting the Bush administration's  Medicare prescription-drug program.

Social Security - Proposes immediate steps to lower benefits for wealthier retirees, raise the age to qualify full benefits and restrict inflation increases in benefits. Supports the option of private retirement accounts.

Mitt Romney on Health Care & Social Security

                                                                              Mitt Romney
His Stands On:
Health Care - Oppose federal mandate to obtain coverage. Proposes generous subsidies to help  future retires buy private insurance instead of going on Medicare.

Social Security - Raise age to qualify for full benefits and limit inflationary increases for wealthier beneficiaries.

You Vote For 2012

                                                                4 Republican President Candidates


      Who is your Republican President Candidate for 2012? Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, or Ron Paul.
     A candidate needs 1,144 delegates to win the GOP nomination. It could take months for someone to reach that number while four contenders remain in the race.
    Here are the counts of delegates for each candidate: Mitt Romney (147), Rick Santorum (84), Newt Gingrich (29), or Ron Paul (18). 
    The following four candidates information stand on the major issues are from Cox Newspapers and The Associated Press.