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Politics : View from the Center and Left

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From: koan8/31/2012 9:53:04 AM
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The MSM keeps talking about how Romney connected with the people. I don't think that was the story and I hope that is not what people are concentrating on. The story was the reckless war drums talk, his reckless budget numbers that would explode the debt and rip to shreds the New Deal.

Eric Alterman wrote a great piece on Romney in The Nation magazine. "President Romney?, those two words conjure up a world in which one thing is certain: there will be chaos.

Alterman, one of the best in the business, pointed out Romney's tax cuts for the rich would dwarf Bush's.

But what I worry about is his saber rattling. He would bomb Iran for sure and probably get involved in other wars like Syria, Iraq and staying in Afghanistan.

The military Industrial complex would love it.

But the not so hidden message Romney keeps pushing is that we need to support the rich as only they can create jobs. Only a few people have that capability. Romney truely believes in an elitist American with him and his ilk as the only ones who can restore it to its greatness.

Too Romeny, greatness is defined by money and not wisdom e.g.he said last night: "Obama wants to keep the oceans from rising and save the planet. I want to save you."

How much more foolish can a person be. Romney will make little Bush look like Lincoln if he is elected
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