If last Wednesday’s presidential debate left you with more questions than answers, here’s your chance for the presidential candidates to address the issues that most matter to you.
The next presidential debate will be a town hall meeting format at Hofstra University in Long Island, where voters will ask President Obama and Mitt Romney about domestic and foreign policy.
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My question for now: Undecided voters are mulling over a choice - A President Obama or a President Romney. In a poll widely circulated near the beginning of October 2012, CNN asked 17 Economists questions along the lines of who would be best for the economy. The answer to the undecided voter according to 3 of The Economists - a President Obama. The answer to the undecided voter according to 12 of the Economists - A President Romney. (5 Economists opted out). What I would ask of each of the candidates is to explain why THEY would be the best choice for the American Economy and what the economists had right and wrong in their assessments.
Undecided voters are mulling over a choice - A President Obama or a President Romney. In a poll widely circulated near the beginning of October 2012, CNN asked 17 Economists questions along the lines of who would be best for the economy. The answer to the undecided voter according to 3 of The Economists is "a President Obama". The answer to the undecided voter according to 12 of the Economists is "a President Romney". (5 Economists opted out). What I would ask of each of the candidates is to explain why THEY would be the best choice for the American Economy and what the economists had right and wrong in their assessments? Thank you.
Which of these two statements that you have recently made is the truth? "We are going to cut taxes on everyone across the country by 20 percent, including the top 1 percent. “ – Mitt Romney, Republican politician and presidential candidate “I don’t have a $5 trillion tax cut. I don’t have a tax cut, of the scale you are talking about.” – Mitt Romney, Republican politician and presidential candidate, as you said at the first debate. Which is the LIE, and why did you lie to the American people? Video proof at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJzUQwJFW7k
In your first debate, you claimed that 20 million people could lose their healthcare when Obamacare goes into effect next year. That claim has been proven FALSE, according to Politifact, a non-partisan organization. http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2012/oct/04/mitt-romney/mitt-romney-says-20-million-will-lose-health-insur/ Can you explain why you lied and where you got this false information?
Just as the Obama campaign has said, Mike Huckabee, a FOX News commentator and former Republican Governor of Arkansas, questions your honesty and integrity. Mike Huckabee has said: “He’s (Romney) certainly being dishonest about his own record! When he says that he had the endorsement of the NRA, he did not. When he says he didn’t raise taxes, and in fact, there were $500 million in fees raised during this time. When he talks about my record or John McCain’s. He’s making up stuff, it’s just incredible. In Arkansas, we call it DISHONESTY.” Would you be willing to take a lie-detector test to show whether or not you actually realize you are telling a lot of lies in your campaign? Is it true, what Republicans and Democrats alike say -- that you will say ANYTHING, to win? (Watch Huckabee's video of his comments at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av3q7-a-ayc&feature=player_embedded#! )