I'm Voting Republican

www.ImVotingRepublican.com

I'm Voting Republican is a satirical look at the likely outcome of another four years of Republican government. The not-so-subtle message behind the film is the importance of a united bloc of citizens willing to take the time and effort to vote Democrat in order to improve America's domestic and foreign policy.

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News & Politics

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• voting
• republican
• democrat
• satire
• politics
• election
• bush
• obama
• clinton

[landsdown44]

@jaiba41 You wrote 2 sentences and are wrong about 2 claims.

1. The CBO is NOT Obama's. It is niether Republican or Democrat.

2. The unemployment rate is actually 8.7%. One only gets to 10% when one figures in those who have stopped looking for work but as the economy improves, they will look again, anticipating a rate of 10%. So, when comparing apples with apples, we are seeing unemployment consistenly decline. You should really stop watching Fox Fiction.

[jaiba41]

@landsdown44 Can you please let Obama's own Congressional Budet Office know your feeling? They announced today, January 31, 2011, that the actual and real joblesss rate is not 8.7% but 10%...

[landsdown44]

@jaiba41 All your stats are completely distorted. The Bush recession was just getting to its worst as Obama took office. ALL of those jobs lost were due to the Bush recession. Obama has created between 4-5 million jobs. The deficit also is not due to Obama. Bush started two wars and pushed through a perscription bill, and did not bother to fund one penny of it. Maybe you should stop watching Fox Fiction and get your facts from reliable sources.

[nafaidni]

@jaiba41

Your statistics neglect the fact that Obama cannot halt a recession that happened out of his reach simply by entering office. That is called "possessing unrealistic expectations". All factors besides the national deficit are attributed to factors out of his control, either by temporal or fundamental limitation of power (i.e. how can he lower oil prices?).

And once again, the private sector creates growth. Why consumers aren't spending is largely due to factors beyond the government.

[jaiba41]

@jrgogol

BEFORE/AFTER OBAMA

Poverty Rate 13.2%/14.3%, Number of Poor 39.3 Million/41.6 Million, Unemployment 5.4%/8.6%, Unemployment ( Blacks) 6.5%/16.7%, Unemployment (Hispanics) 4.9%/13.1%, Average weeks unemployed 19.9/40.3,Median Income $52,029/ $49,445,

Health Insurance Premiums (family) $12,680/ $15,073, Number of jobs 142,201,000/139,627,000, Inflation rate 0.03%/3.77%, Poverty Rate 13.2%/14.3%, Average price of Gas $1.82/$3.64,National Deficit $248 billion/$1,299 billion

[jaiba41]

@nafaidni the economic horizon for 2012 has darkened. The Fed OECD, and the World Bank all predict export-led recovery in the United States will dampen. And the fourth quarter report wasn’t exactly a blockbuster. GDP rose at an annual rate of 2.8 percent (a bit below expectations), inventories swelled. Households spent more only by saving less. This can’t continue indefinitely. Business investment grew at the slowest pace in 2 years. The Fed noted,unemployment will remain stagnant. Bad to worse

[hameed]

lyk dis if u cry evertim

[jrgogol]

Look, Democrat or Republican, in 2008 we were in deep shit and most of us voted for for someone who had more than a bone for a brain, and thank God Obama came along. He's a moderate Democrat, so what? We had to bail out Wall Street and other financial institutions, banks, BECAUSE a majority of the retires and homes would have been left with NOTHING. Do you get it folks? You are both crying over spilt milk. Stop crying and have a laugh!

[gijoephillips]

I'm not republican but that video was BS. At least half of the crap that you insinuate the Republicans do, Democrats do equally well. Typical politics though. I'll give you that.