I'm a little teapot...
Of and for the corporation...
Adding one thing to another to discover the sum total of all things, which I have not yet learned, this one thing I have discovered; There is no way in Hell I will ever vote for Mitt Romney.
This man represents everything I feel this upcoming election is all about. This is an election about the one percent protecting their individual hoards of "excessive wealth" at the expense of the ninety-nine percent of us who simply want to have enough money to put food on our tables and a roof over our families heads. From the very beginning of his campaign Mitt Romney has been quite clear about where his political loyalties lay and who he considers the most important constituency upon which to build his presidential campaign; "Corporations are people too. We can't raise taxes on individuals can we?"
Mitt Romney is a venture capitalist who believes that money solves every problem. He is not a job creator, he is a profit taker. For all his talk about job creation the truth is that the jobs he created at Bain were research positions where individuals looked for American businesses that could be acquired for a low price and then gutted for a substantial profit. These individuals are known as corporate raiders. Their "job" performance was based upon the amount of profit generated and had absolutely nothing to do with the number of jobs created within a community. Mitt Romney doesn't care about the economic health and viability of our communities. Mitt Romney cares only about the accumulation of individual wealth. Period.
Mitt Romney believes that our country is a corporation to be managed rather than a country where people are living and raising families. Mitt Romney could care less about the community of man. Mitt Romney cares only about a handful of individual stock holders. Mitt Romney could care less about investing in public roads, clean water systems and quality educational institutions. The constituency Mitt Romney represents sees these type of public works as a waste of investment capital. Clean water doesn't yield profit, public roads and bridges don't turn profit and neither do libraries, arts programs and school systems. Mitt Romney and his venture capitalist constituents view these kind of projects as money pits to be avoided at all costs because they offer only benefits to a community rather than profit for a few.
Mitt Romney's recent ad about what he would do on his first day as president is a clear example of who he would represent during his tenure as "Manager in Chief" of the United States of Amercia. Mitt Romney would cater to Big Oil. Mitt Romney would cater to the health care industry. These are the very institutions that put profit and the accumulation of personal wealth above the welfare and viability of the American people. Mitt Romney is not concerned with rebuilding Americas industrial infrastructure, our outdated power grid or protecting the integrity of our natural resources. Mitt Romney is not concerned with creating new jobs and a better future for the common man. Mitt Romney is only concerned with protecting the wealth of greedy individuals who believe only in personal profit rather the welfare of the families that make up the communities that are the true backbone of our once great nation. This is not a man I want representing me in the White House. We the people are suffering. We are tired, homeless, jobless and without health care or retirement security. The corporate state is not a solution that benefits the masses. Mitt Romney's business plan is not a vision that creates a better future for anyone other than those one percent of Wall Street investors who see the accumulation of wealth as the only part of the American dream worth preserving. No, I'm not interesting in seeing this venture capitalist become "Manager in Chief" of the United States of America. I'd rather see Roseanne Barr in the White House...
This man represents everything I feel this upcoming election is all about. This is an election about the one percent protecting their individual hoards of "excessive wealth" at the expense of the ninety-nine percent of us who simply want to have enough money to put food on our tables and a roof over our families heads. From the very beginning of his campaign Mitt Romney has been quite clear about where his political loyalties lay and who he considers the most important constituency upon which to build his presidential campaign; "Corporations are people too. We can't raise taxes on individuals can we?"
Mitt Romney is a venture capitalist who believes that money solves every problem. He is not a job creator, he is a profit taker. For all his talk about job creation the truth is that the jobs he created at Bain were research positions where individuals looked for American businesses that could be acquired for a low price and then gutted for a substantial profit. These individuals are known as corporate raiders. Their "job" performance was based upon the amount of profit generated and had absolutely nothing to do with the number of jobs created within a community. Mitt Romney doesn't care about the economic health and viability of our communities. Mitt Romney cares only about the accumulation of individual wealth. Period.
Mitt Romney believes that our country is a corporation to be managed rather than a country where people are living and raising families. Mitt Romney could care less about the community of man. Mitt Romney cares only about a handful of individual stock holders. Mitt Romney could care less about investing in public roads, clean water systems and quality educational institutions. The constituency Mitt Romney represents sees these type of public works as a waste of investment capital. Clean water doesn't yield profit, public roads and bridges don't turn profit and neither do libraries, arts programs and school systems. Mitt Romney and his venture capitalist constituents view these kind of projects as money pits to be avoided at all costs because they offer only benefits to a community rather than profit for a few.
Mitt Romney's recent ad about what he would do on his first day as president is a clear example of who he would represent during his tenure as "Manager in Chief" of the United States of Amercia. Mitt Romney would cater to Big Oil. Mitt Romney would cater to the health care industry. These are the very institutions that put profit and the accumulation of personal wealth above the welfare and viability of the American people. Mitt Romney is not concerned with rebuilding Americas industrial infrastructure, our outdated power grid or protecting the integrity of our natural resources. Mitt Romney is not concerned with creating new jobs and a better future for the common man. Mitt Romney is only concerned with protecting the wealth of greedy individuals who believe only in personal profit rather the welfare of the families that make up the communities that are the true backbone of our once great nation. This is not a man I want representing me in the White House. We the people are suffering. We are tired, homeless, jobless and without health care or retirement security. The corporate state is not a solution that benefits the masses. Mitt Romney's business plan is not a vision that creates a better future for anyone other than those one percent of Wall Street investors who see the accumulation of wealth as the only part of the American dream worth preserving. No, I'm not interesting in seeing this venture capitalist become "Manager in Chief" of the United States of America. I'd rather see Roseanne Barr in the White House...
DirkStar, Friday, June 01, 2012
1 Comments:
You hit the nail right on the head with this one Dirkinator!
Jay
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