How Should The Presidential Candidates Debate The Economy?
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YUP!!! One of the most importanty subjects and it is all about jobs of course, but they dont state why it is about jobs, just that they need to make jobs. The American people are not the stupid. If everyone that told me they would vote by write in for Ron Paul, if it was not a wasted vote and would help Obama in, Ron Paul would be president. People are scared to death and frustrated both candidates are evil, therefore the only choice is the better of two evils. Perhaps if Americans would go with their guts Ron Paul would be president. There is always the Green party candidate! Donald duck would be a better choice that Romney or Obama.