You need proof or evidence for things to be true, siply saying that it is isnt any kind of proof.
Presidential Candidates: Survey
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You need proof or evidence for things to be true, siply saying that it is isnt any kind of proof.
What's your point? You realize that guy is saying it is possible for the US to repay its debt right?
Maybe you should read it again. Here is a quote directly from the article: "And if the US were to climb back within the coming ten years to where its finances were in 2001, when revenues were 19.5 per cent of GDP and the budget was 18.2 per cent of GDP, it will be in a position to contain its debt and start to gradually reduce its size. "
Well what a lovely discussion I stumbled into. I'll just do the most responsible thing and ignore it. Here are my results:
Jill Stein - 81% (Domestic, Social, Environment, Healthcare, Science)
Barack Obama - 73% (Social, Immigration, Science, Environment)
Rocky Anderson - 62% (Social, Healthcare, Environment, Economic)
Gary Johnson - 62% (Foreign, Social)
Mitt Romney - 5% (Nothing)
Virgil Goode - 1% (Nothing)
Where I disagreed with Jill Stein:
I don't support offshore drilling either, but I wanted to nationalise Energy.
I don't like corporations funding campaigns either, but I still think unions should be able to.
I don't think we should give equal support to Palestine, as it is not as progressive as Israel.
I don't support military intervention anywhere, but I support South Sudanese secession and peace initiatives.
Other disagreements were largely a matter of phrasing.
Incidentally, I was quite surprised how much I agree with Obama - I suppose that theory and practice are different things, though.
Green Party - 83%
Democrat - 79%
Libertarian - 24%
Republican - 1%
Jill Stein - 81% (Domestic, Social, Environment, Healthcare, Science)
Barack Obama - 73% (Social, Immigration, Science, Environment)
Rocky Anderson - 62% (Social, Healthcare, Environment, Economic)
Gary Johnson - 62% (Foreign, Social)
Mitt Romney - 5% (Nothing)
Virgil Goode - 1% (Nothing)
Where I disagreed with Jill Stein:
I don't support offshore drilling either, but I wanted to nationalise Energy.
I don't like corporations funding campaigns either, but I still think unions should be able to.
I don't think we should give equal support to Palestine, as it is not as progressive as Israel.
I don't support military intervention anywhere, but I support South Sudanese secession and peace initiatives.
Other disagreements were largely a matter of phrasing.
Incidentally, I was quite surprised how much I agree with Obama - I suppose that theory and practice are different things, though.
Green Party - 83%
Democrat - 79%
Libertarian - 24%
Republican - 1%
Candidates you side with...
93%
Jill Stein Green
on science, foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, social, and economic issues
89%
Barack Obama Democrat
on science, social, environmental, economic, and immigration issues
62%
Rocky Anderson Justice
on domestic policy, social, and environmental issues
10%
Mitt Romney Republican
on immigration issues
60%
Kentucky Voters
on foreign policy, science, social, domestic policy, environmental, and immigration issues.
64%
American Voters
on science, foreign policy, social, domestic policy, environmental, and immigration issues.
93%
on science, foreign policy, domestic policy, environmental, social, and economic issues
89%
on science, social, environmental, economic, and immigration issues
62%
on domestic policy, social, and environmental issues
10%
on immigration issues
60%
Kentucky Voters
on foreign policy, science, social, domestic policy, environmental, and immigration issues.
64%
American Voters
on science, foreign policy, social, domestic policy, environmental, and immigration issues.
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