What if Romney didn't write an op-ed saying that the government should let Detroit go bankrupt, but rather argued for the bailout that we ended up getting?
He still loses. I'm sorry, Romney just isn't all that likeable.
I think Obama would still win Ohio, it would just be even closer. The only state I can see flipping to Romney barring some very drastic changes in his favor (which would flip even more states to him) is Florida.
That is not saying much.Compared to Trump I love him.
That is not saying much.
Didn't he support the bank bailouts, so waht's the difference?What if Romney didn't write an op-ed saying that the government should let Detroit go bankrupt, but rather argued for the bailout that we ended up getting?
Just wondered if it could have potentially elevated the conversation on middle-class jobs. Yes, we can damage-control on the loss of manufacturing jobs, but they aren't coming back en mass, certainly not like they were in the 1950s and '60s.. . . but rather argued for the bailout that we ended up getting?
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So, we can also create middle-class jobs by . . .
Thanks for sharing, and please keep doing so when it seems promising. I myself had a lot of trouble as a 19-year-old during the 1982 recession.Good question. I thought I was nearly there, then the Bush era wreck of the construction industry shot that down for me & the bulk of my peers. . .