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11-06-2012 03:03 AM |
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Posted by Blueh
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I have a question for you guys, this has just been bugging me. Why is there no Moderate party? We need someone who can see both ends of the spectrum and benefit the masses.
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It had happened before when bill clinton beat george bush. I forgot his name but he created an independent party that leaned towards the right but was very centered. He split the votes with Bush which is why Clinton won.
The reason why is because its cost a lot money to create a party.
Oh and another thing, the majority/all of kids and teenagers haven't lived enough or learned enough to debate and think thoroughly. So its not just "graal kids". And in fact, there are adults that don't think thoroughly on these issues as well. Some reasons are that its because they have jobs and are busy. "hopefully there aren't any adults playing the game"
That is why i think its good that there are these discussions so everyone can put their opinion and others can break it down and give them a better perspective/different perspective. Everyone is going to make a misjudgement so its better to learn from mistakes at a young age so we can know better in the future to think things through carefully.
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Posted by NCJohn
(Post 227817)
Fiat still plans on outsourcing some jeep production to Italy; I know it may not seem like a substantial amount of production is being lost but it is still American jobs.
http://nlpc.org/stories/2012/10/30/f...0%93-1-savings
Also how do we know that GM wouldn't have been fine with out the bailouts just like Ford was. If GM was properly run like Ford they would have been fine.
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First of all, Fiat is an Italian based company. You cant outsource to your own country. Outsourcing means that you are moving jobs out of a country because it is cheaper. So the country that outsourced, actually lost jobs. Because we account for people that are working in a country not company when talking American jobs.
I think what you where trying to say was that the company had outsourced the majority of its jobs elsewhere so as a whole the Company could have held its own without an American bailout.
But the economic crisis was worldwide so whether a bailout was needed in my opinion was just so that more jobs could be created in his attempt to stimulate the american economy. When jobs are created, more money is put into people's pockets which increases spending, with in turn moves the economy. Did he need to give them that much money? I don't know.
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