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What the hell does this even mean?

It's hilarious when people keep trotting out the line that Politician X is going to be the same as Politician Y. No, Romney is going to be Romney. He has no intention of mimicking another President. Although some issues are still relevant as in years past, he'll address them as he sees fit. So will Obama.

I would think building new warships shouldn't even be on the radar (heheh) on what to spend money on. We already have the largest Navy in the world. The US amphibious warfare fleet alone is bigger than most nations navies. We have Naval bases in all corners of the world. We need to cut spending to the military. They already get way, way too much money.

Did people praise Obama for his gay marriage stance?

It means that all of it will stay the same. The "choosing winners and losers", the infrastructure investment, the education spending, the energy policy, Obamacare, tax policy, foreign policy; all of it will stay about the same as it is under Obama. And you're OK with that. You're already rationalizing huge, dramatic shifts in Romney's policies from the primary to the general elections, and once he's elected, you'll rationalize any other changes. This will mean that, on the most important policy issues, Romney will be about the same as Obama. Meanwhile, you just spent the last 4 years thinking those policies were bringing about the end of Western Civilization. And the worst part about all of this is, you can't even see the humor in all this.

So rich coming from a senile dude in Texas. Has God been inserted into every page on your schoolbooks yet?

The governments shouldnt be in the business of creating jobs.

First, recent deficits are as much the result of revenues collapsing due to a near Depression as they are due to spending. Second, Obamacare was fully paid for and actually raises over $100 billion on net over the next decade, according to the nonpartisan CBO. Third, in pursuit of job creation, the Obama Administration, in its first legislative action, got the Recovery Act passed, which created or saved several million jobs and boosted economic growth (according to the CBO, most Wall Street forecasters, and the vast majority of independent economists). Fourth, Obama and Democrats extended all of the Bush-era tax cuts in 2010 through 2012 as well as granting payroll tax cuts and enhanced business expensing on purchases of new plants and equipment -- in other words, all of the tax cuts (and more) that Republicans say they wanted. Fifth, the President sent up the American Job Act last September that contained a number of tax credits to employers who increase their payrolls which House Republicans have so far failed to act on, preferring instead to ceremonially repeal Obamacare or parts of it over thirty different times.

If there is a President Romney, his actions (or lack of) on Obamacare will be very, very interesting.