Barack Obama
Prominent pollster, Scott Rasmussen, of Rasmussen Reports
has stated on the record, if the U.S. economy does not improve by November,
the date of the next U.S. election, President Barack Obama will be voted
out of office, in favor of experienced businessman, Mitt Romney.
Rasmussen told Newsmax, "In a way it draws back to
Ronald Reagan’s famous comment, ‘Are you better off than you were four
years ago?’ Four years ago, in the fall of 2008, 43 percent of Americans
said their finances were in good shape. That fell to 35 percent by the time
Barack Obama took office. And it’s down to 33 percent today. If that
number does not improve, President Obama will lose his job. There’s
simply no way an incumbent president will be re-elected if people are
feeling a little bit worse off than they were four years earlier.”
Mitt Romney
The Judiciary Report has stated this from day one of
Obama's presidency. Some may have interpreted it as being a naysayer, but
it's just a simple fact of politics. If you can't improve a nation's
financial and social circumstances, it does not matter where you are in the
democratic world or how much people like you as head of state, you will
likely be voted out.
This is why the Judiciary Report also warned very early
against the excessive spending President Obama undertook upon taking
office, knowing it would not work (Obama
Calls For Job Summit). In times of financial turmoil, you
can't spend your way out of debt. It requires sacrifice and discipline, in
the form of government budget cuts and a small tax increase on the rich,
the people who will feel it least. Obama did the opposite on both counts
and four years later the economy is still struggling and people are
suffering.
Barack Obama
Removing the criminals from the corporate sector is vital
as well. They are not contributing to the corporate sector, just ripping
off hard working people via fraud and financial scams that need to go. The
bad seeds need to be removed from the field, because they are ruining the
whole crop.
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