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Jason T
02-23-2008, 10:20 AM
This post is directed towards Romney supporters who think he is the man to fix the economy due to his business experience.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMP5mpcp5A8

In this video, there is a guy holding up a Paul sign at a Romney rally. Romney says something to the effect of "If you want a doctor, vote for Paul. If you want someone who has worked in the economy and can fix the economy, vote for Mitt."

In various interviews, Mitt has said you can't fix government spending unless you attack the bulk of where the money is going - Social Security and Medicare.

So, if according to Mitt's logic-
1) You're best at fixing what you have experience in
2) Our biggest economic issue is medicare/social security
3) You should vote for Ron Paul if you want a doctor

Isn't he indirectly saying Ron Paul is the man to fix the economy? Being that Paul has the most experience in the health care field, and health care is one of our biggest economic issue.

CountryboyRonPaul
02-23-2008, 12:03 PM
This post is directed towards Romney supporters who think he is the man to fix the economy due to his business experience.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMP5mpcp5A8

In this video, there is a guy holding up a Paul sign at a Romney rally. Romney says something to the effect of "If you want a doctor, vote for Paul. If you want someone who has worked in the economy and can fix the economy, vote for Mitt."

In various interviews, Mitt has said you can't fix government spending unless you attack the bulk of where the money is going - Social Security and Medicare.

So, if according to Mitt's logic-
1) You're best at fixing what you have experience in
2) Our biggest economic issue is medicare/social security
3) You should vote for Ron Paul if you want a doctor

Isn't he indirectly saying Ron Paul is the man to fix the economy? Being that Paul has the most experience in the health care field, and health care is one of our biggest economic issue.

Not to mention Dr. Paul is a senior member of the House Subcommittee on Domestic and International Monetary Policy.

That's got a little bit to do with the economy.... Or so I've heard. :rolleyes: