Springer sees campaign as a calling
Oct 17, 2012 | 11 Comments
By Nathalie Hardy
Of the News-Register
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"what we need is a truly non-partisan, independent candidate to end the constant bickering and questionable expensive antics that we've seen of late."
I'm not sure that is a realistic possibility. When voters begin casting ballots for the best candidate instead of voting strict party line, maybe such a candidate will appear. But for now, most candidates cannot afford to stray far from the flock, even in a non-partisan race.
My biggest complaint about Romney for example wasn't the 47% comment it was that companies and business paid only 7.9% of all taxes colllected last year and the excuse was but we are in a recession.. Okay.. so why is it okay for companies to have 7.9 but not okay for individuals that are making no money?
so we need to Really think through how we deal with issues and the affect that maybe not direct, but is still an affect. This goes with adding a little tax to a lot of things .. etc..etc... In my opinion many people lack that "Karma" thing.. one thing affects another thing that affects another thing and so forth...
Troy Prouty*
What I said is why would he make a statement about 47% of the population not paying taxes and implying they are irresponsibe (lazy welfare begging fools) but not apply those same standards to corporations?
If Corporations and business struggle, they lay people off. We have a huge unemployment rate in case Romney hasn't noticed, thus many people are struggling to live and many of those people "yes" don't pay taxes because of it.
Why does a candiate have to be more left or more right?
Why can't they just be themselves?
I'm starting to really wonder why we keep thinking in terms of two. Democrat and Republican, Liberal and Conservative. Makes me wonder if that is what they want, to make sure we attempt to keep people away from being "Themselves".
Scanner for you
If you vote for me I promise this "if put in a government position, I realize I'm only a voice for the people. This isn't about me, or what I believe. My vote only accounts for one" But if elected I would speak to people, start a website of the issues and run a poll, and based on the results of the poll, rather I disagree or agree. I would vote that way. Because once again. I speak for the people, not me.
Troy*
I hope to hear you more on here! You are an important part of this community !
troy*