m******s
发帖数: 612 | 1 1。一手发展了贝恩
2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
3。马州州长。
试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？ |
a*******a
发帖数: 245 | 2 那也看看胡佛的RESUME，成功商人。大萧条的时候认为纽约的乞丐每天吃十顿饭，
和罗姆尼认为20万是中产有得一拼。
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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a*******a
发帖数: 245 | |
p**j
发帖数: 7063 | 4 20万不是中产，难道是1%？
【在 a*******a 的大作中提到】
: 那也看看胡佛的RESUME，成功商人。大萧条的时候认为纽约的乞丐每天吃十顿饭，
: 和罗姆尼认为20万是中产有得一拼。
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m******O
发帖数: 596 | 5 胡佛? 你知道他在大萧条时的最让人头大的政策么？
1. 增税，高收入者的个税从26%飚到67%。企业税也有增加。
2. 政府花钱搞公共项目，造成严重赤字，还有养了大批吃闲饭的人
这两项，是FDR竞选时攻击他的要点。看看胡佛到底和谁更象？
【在 a*******a 的大作中提到】
: 那也看看胡佛的RESUME，成功商人。大萧条的时候认为纽约的乞丐每天吃十顿饭，
: 和罗姆尼认为20万是中产有得一拼。
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l***g
发帖数: 1035 | 6 前两个个是能证明他作商人的能力，当总统总不能把美联储也外包吧。盐湖城奥运会本
身就是个丑闻，没觉得给他加什么分。
第三个就是自己给自己过不去了。麻省的全民保险他搞的。麻省所有汽车保险政府定价
，麻省警察union强的不得了。说个他当州长的政绩听听？
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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l****5
发帖数: 2968 | 7 20万的确是中产，是中产的upper middle class. |
a*******a
发帖数: 245 | 8 为何美国人都不认可？
【在 l****5 的大作中提到】
: 20万的确是中产，是中产的upper middle class.
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p**j
发帖数: 7063 | 9 你又来代表美国人了？
【在 a*******a 的大作中提到】
: 为何美国人都不认可？
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m******O
发帖数: 596 | 10 哎，实在是不知道怎么某些人的自我感觉，如同芙蓉般地强大。让我想起了几个月前的
一个著名的BB笑话：
“我要代表亚洲人民问你几个问题...”
【在 p**j 的大作中提到】
: 你又来代表美国人了？
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f*******7
发帖数: 2210 | 11 你这样的obama饭也太desperate了吧，
你自己先去把盐湖城冬奥会的前因后果搞清楚了来。像你这样把棒了你忙的人当成罪魁
祸首真是极左的代表。
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 前两个个是能证明他作商人的能力，当总统总不能把美联储也外包吧。盐湖城奥运会本
: 身就是个丑闻，没觉得给他加什么分。
: 第三个就是自己给自己过不去了。麻省的全民保险他搞的。麻省所有汽车保险政府定价
: ，麻省警察union强的不得了。说个他当州长的政绩听听？
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A*****a
发帖数: 52743 | 12 找恋人不会，越是白纸，越处女越爱。民主党是要选恋人，不是选总统
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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l***g
发帖数: 1035 | 13 我看不顺眼romney就成了极左了？啥逻辑？！
if you want a healthy debate then list all his doings rather than label me s
omething that I don't take.
【在 f*******7 的大作中提到】
: 你这样的obama饭也太desperate了吧，
: 你自己先去把盐湖城冬奥会的前因后果搞清楚了来。像你这样把棒了你忙的人当成罪魁
: 祸首真是极左的代表。
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m******O
发帖数: 596 | 14 罗姆尼在几个不同领域的成功的行政经验：
1.在私营部门把一个中小公司做成跨国大公司
2.在非官方非盈利性机构把几乎破产的冬奥会成功举办下来
3.在民主党势力强大的麻州做共和党州长，双方合作愉快
这在他同辈的政客中，几乎是独一无二的。 |
a*******a
发帖数: 245 | 15 这就是商人治国的典型。
【在 m******O 的大作中提到】
: 胡佛? 你知道他在大萧条时的最让人头大的政策么？
: 1. 增税，高收入者的个税从26%飚到67%。企业税也有增加。
: 2. 政府花钱搞公共项目，造成严重赤字，还有养了大批吃闲饭的人
: 这两项，是FDR竞选时攻击他的要点。看看胡佛到底和谁更象？
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a*******a
发帖数: 245 | 16 那好，就看他是不是个有勇气的人。
治国绝不是那么简单。首先第一条，就是与中国贸易战，DAY ONE的事。他又这胆吗？
治国是要有大志大智和勇气，他敢得罪利益集团吗？
按照你的逻辑，巴菲特最合适了。
麻州人民并不认可他。
【在 m******O 的大作中提到】
: 罗姆尼在几个不同领域的成功的行政经验：
: 1.在私营部门把一个中小公司做成跨国大公司
: 2.在非官方非盈利性机构把几乎破产的冬奥会成功举办下来
: 3.在民主党势力强大的麻州做共和党州长，双方合作愉快
: 这在他同辈的政客中，几乎是独一无二的。
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t*****r
发帖数: 76 | 17 romney那个currency manipulator就是说着玩的，就跟中国说不首先使用核武器一样。
他给中国贴个标签，然后采取啥制裁措施还没说呢啊，你觉得他傻啊，没事儿跟中国打
贸易战。
【在 a*******a 的大作中提到】
: 那好，就看他是不是个有勇气的人。
: 治国绝不是那么简单。首先第一条，就是与中国贸易战，DAY ONE的事。他又这胆吗？
: 治国是要有大志大智和勇气，他敢得罪利益集团吗？
: 按照你的逻辑，巴菲特最合适了。
: 麻州人民并不认可他。
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l***g
发帖数: 1035 | 18 这个都说得玩儿，其他的呢？哪个是玩儿的哪个不是？选总统说着玩儿？
【在 t*****r 的大作中提到】
: romney那个currency manipulator就是说着玩的，就跟中国说不首先使用核武器一样。
: 他给中国贴个标签，然后采取啥制裁措施还没说呢啊，你觉得他傻啊，没事儿跟中国打
: 贸易战。
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p**j
发帖数: 7063 | 19 中国问题，任何总统候选人都是说着玩的，又不是现在才开始的。
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 这个都说得玩儿，其他的呢？哪个是玩儿的哪个不是？选总统说着玩儿？
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t*****r
发帖数: 76 | 20 你没听仔细，里根还说当选要跟台湾建交呢，结果当上立刻817公报。
romney说他要贴个标签，以便于以后中国不遵守规则，他就可以采取相应的措施了，这
个就是为以后不采取措施开脱，你觉得美国跟中国打贸易战需要先贴个标签么？
连Obama都知道romney说着玩，说你有投资在中国，是最后一个要跟中国高贸易战的。
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 这个都说得玩儿，其他的呢？哪个是玩儿的哪个不是？选总统说着玩儿？
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l**w
发帖数: 865 | 21
Bain Capital is expert on outsourcing and laying off. I don't think the
experience is useful if he want to be a good President under current
situation.
I have no idea. Maybe he did do a good job.
very low support rate at the end of his term. He didn't seek the second term
.
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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s****u
发帖数: 1433 | 22 看到有人吹嘘罗姆尼的经商能力，我特不厚道地笑了。
罗姆尼老爸是密歇根州的州长。
我们不如比较一下罗姆尼和温云松的经商能力如何？
嗯，还可以谈谈李小琳白手起家自我奋斗的心路历程。 |
l**1
发帖数: 1875 | 23 1. Romney is a blood sucker.
2. Romney is a blood sucker. He cut a pizza into 8 pieces and sell $1 for
one piece. The pizza is only worth 3 dollars.
3. Massechussets are Against Romney in 2012 election.
试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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k******e
发帖数: 28 | 24 罗姆尼的为1%牟利的能力，资历远远强过巴马
只看到了一面，估计罗姆尼的广告起作用了。谎言重复一千遍，就。。。
1。
贝恩是什么性质的公司？大部分是靠买运营不佳的公司，然后靠猛砍员工福利，裁
员，外包，来把报表弄得好看一点，再转手高价卖出。给美国人创造就业机会了吗？没
有。就像奥巴马讲的，创造了海外就业机会。
2。
离了罗姆尼奥运都办不了？牛皮吹得太大了。罗姆尼跑到伦敦奥运指手划脚，听听人家
怎末
回应的？
3。马州州长。
看不出来这跟标题有啥关系
不过如果你认为自己属于那1%，那就是另外一回事了 |
L*******r
发帖数: 8961 | 25 一个大学学费都没有自己挣过的人谈何能力？
盐湖城奥运？我来办肯定比他办得好！可惜我办不成！
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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l******a
发帖数: 3803 | 26
开玩笑，美国人里，包括非法移民，
至少70%比丫强。
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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A*****i
发帖数: 3587 | 27 你说你不这么说没准还以为你挺有见地结果这下限啊，说秀就给秀出来了哈哈哈
你居然认为选总统都是说实话哈哈哈哈
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 这个都说得玩儿，其他的呢？哪个是玩儿的哪个不是？选总统说着玩儿？
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e******s
发帖数: 309 | 28 所以说克林顿是民主党里的保守派，他是共和党里的自由派
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 前两个个是能证明他作商人的能力，当总统总不能把美联储也外包吧。盐湖城奥运会本
: 身就是个丑闻，没觉得给他加什么分。
: 第三个就是自己给自己过不去了。麻省的全民保险他搞的。麻省所有汽车保险政府定价
: ，麻省警察union强的不得了。说个他当州长的政绩听听？
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s********y
发帖数: 1547 | |
t******t
发帖数: 3045 | 30 结果FDR上台后 这两条做的更是变本加厉
【在 m******O 的大作中提到】
: 胡佛? 你知道他在大萧条时的最让人头大的政策么？
: 1. 增税，高收入者的个税从26%飚到67%。企业税也有增加。
: 2. 政府花钱搞公共项目，造成严重赤字，还有养了大批吃闲饭的人
: 这两项，是FDR竞选时攻击他的要点。看看胡佛到底和谁更象？
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g********r
发帖数: 22 | 31 希望romney能赢
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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p**********d
发帖数: 276 | 32 巴马都说着玩4年了。
【在 l***g 的大作中提到】
: 这个都说得玩儿，其他的呢？哪个是玩儿的哪个不是？选总统说着玩儿？
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h*d
发帖数: 19309 | 33 dislike obama but romney is even worse.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/26/mitt-romney-olympics_n
Romney wasn't just the head of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee. Romney
was also a registered lobbyist for the organization, Utah state records show.
Romney last worked as a lobbyist on Dec. 31, 2000, according to a spokesman
for the state lieutenant governor, who oversees the registry.
As a lobbyist and president of the Salt Lake Organizing Committee, Romney
didn't just stabilize the balance sheet. He brought in a record $1.3 billion
in federal dollars for Salt Lake City's games and more from Utah. In 1996,
the Atlanta Summer Olympics cost U.S. taxpayers $609 million. The Salt Lake
Tribune wrote in March 2000: "If charming state lawmakers were an Olympic
event, Mitt Romney would be draped in a flag about now, singing the national
anthem."
http://upwithchrishayes.msnbc.com/_news/2012/07/21/12877714-mit
Ajay Jain
Here are the top 10 comments about Bain from Romney’s Republican rivals:
1. “The idea that you’ve got private equity companies that come in and
take companies apart so they can make profits and have people lose their
jobs, that’s not what the Republican Party’s about.” — Rick Perry [New
York Times, 1/12/12]
2. “The Bain model is to go in at a very low price, borrow an immense
amount of money, pay Bain an immense amount of money and leave. I’ll let
you decide if that’s really good capitalism. I think that’s exploitation.
” — Newt Gingrich [New York Times, 1/17/12]
3. “Instead of trying to work with them to try to find a way to keep the
jobs and to get them back on their feet, it’s all about how much money can
we make, how quick can we make it, and then get out of town and find the
next carcass to feed upon” — Rick Perry [National Journal, 1/10/12]
4. “We find it pretty hard to justify rich people figuring out clever legal
ways to loot a company, leaving behind 1,700 families without a job.” —
Newt Gingrich [Globe and Mail, 1/9/12]
5. “Now, I have no doubt Mitt Romney was worried about pink slips —
whether he was going to have enough of them to hand out because his company,
Bain Capital, of all the jobs that they killed” — Rick Perry [New York
Times, 1/9/12]
6) “He claims he created 100,000 jobs. The Washington Post, two days ago,
reported in their fact check column that he gets three Pinocchios. Now, a
Pinocchio is what you get from The Post if you’re not telling the truth.”
— Newt Gingrich [1/13/12, NBC News]
7. “There is something inherently wrong when getting rich off failure and
sticking it to someone else is how you do your business, and I happen to
think that’s indefensible” — Rick Perry [National Journal, 1/10/12]
8. “If Governor Romney would like to give back all the money he’s earned
from bankrupting companies and laying off employees over his years, then I
would be glad to then listen to him” — Newt Gingrich [Mediaite, 12/14/11]
9. “If you’re a victim of Bain Capital’s downsizing, it’s the ultimate
insult for Mitt Romney to come to South Carolina and tell you he feels your
pain, because he caused it.” — Rick Perry [New York Times, 1/8/12]
10. “They’re vultures that sitting out there on the tree limb waiting for
the company to get sick and then they swoop in, they eat the carcass. They
leave with that and they leave the skeleton” — Rick Perry [National
Journal, 1/10/12]
Just last night, Newt Gingrich defended his attacks, saying “I think there
are things you can legitimately look at in Bain Capital. I think there are
things you can legitimately look at in anybody’s record, including Mitt
Romney’s record.”
Reply#4 - Fri Aug 3, 2012 5:53 AM EDT |
l*****6
发帖数: 446 | |
b***s
发帖数: 398 | 35 看什么resume？拼爹一下就成。
罗姆尼没有老爹给的第一桶金，搞得出贝恩？
巴马没爹养，真正是白手起家。
【在 m******s 的大作中提到】
: 1。一手发展了贝恩
: 2。盐湖城奥运。本来都办不了了
: 3。马州州长。
: 试想你找人的时候会不看resume么？
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s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 36 吕不韦
【在 a*******a 的大作中提到】
: 商人治国，古往今来都是对国家非常危险的
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g********w
发帖数: 2539 | 37 巴马没爹养不假，问题是白手起家丫到底有什么成就？社区管理员？弃权参议员？哦哦
哦，巴马前半生中最闪光的一件事应该就是告citibank不给黑人房贷是种族歧视了啊。
【在 b***s 的大作中提到】
: 看什么resume？拼爹一下就成。
: 罗姆尼没有老爹给的第一桶金，搞得出贝恩？
: 巴马没爹养，真正是白手起家。
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l**1
发帖数: 1875 | 38 Romney办的Bain Capital搜刮了你的那么多钱，你还傻笑拍手欢呼？笨
【在 g********w 的大作中提到】
: 巴马没爹养不假，问题是白手起家丫到底有什么成就？社区管理员？弃权参议员？哦哦
: 哦，巴马前半生中最闪光的一件事应该就是告citibank不给黑人房贷是种族歧视了啊。
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s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 39
It took a Harvard law school degree to get a great job
opening at community organizer. Compared to Bill Clinton,
Obama is pure shjt.
【在 b***s 的大作中提到】
: 看什么resume？拼爹一下就成。
: 罗姆尼没有老爹给的第一桶金，搞得出贝恩？
: 巴马没爹养，真正是白手起家。
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l**1
发帖数: 1875 | 40 please do not be stupid anymore. please look at his resume again if you have
an eye:
After Harvard law school, he became a lawyer.
【在 s****r 的大作中提到】
:
: It took a Harvard law school degree to get a great job
: opening at community organizer. Compared to Bill Clinton,
: Obama is pure shjt.
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m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 41 "Fiscal conservatism has its merits. It was what the original Tea Party was
founded to push. Social conservatism on the other hand has no place in a
free society.
Its the social conservatism that has co-opted the tea party that is
weakening the GOP position in congress. It also generated the obstructionist
policies that made the current congress less popular than the American
Communist Party and stopped any possible economic recovery plan the
President put out.
The damage they've done to the country is unknowable. Hopefully, we'll be
able to recover over the next four years."
http://www.policymic.com/articles/17992/latest-election-polls-t |
s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 42
have
No. He worked as a lawyer in 1993, but he first became
a famous "professor" and then a community organizer--
In 1991, Obama accepted a two-year position as Visiting Law and Government
Fellow at the University of Chicago Law School to work on his first book.[44
][45] He then taught at the University of Chicago Law School for twelve
years—as a Lecturer from 1992 to 1996, and as a Senior Lecturer from 1996
to 2004—teaching constitutional law.[46]
From April to October 1992, Obama directed Illinois's Project Vote, a voter
registration campaign with ten staffers and seven hundred volunteer
registrars; it achieved its goal of registering 150,000 of 400,000
unregistered African Americans in the state, leading Crain's Chicago
Business to name Obama to its 1993 list of "40 under Forty" powers to be.
【在 l**1 的大作中提到】
: please do not be stupid anymore. please look at his resume again if you have
: an eye:
: After Harvard law school, he became a lawyer.
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s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 43 seriously, who's the real "obstructionist"? For most bills
the House passed, the DEM controlled Senate simply rejected
without even bothering to work out a compromise.
ps: the current congress includes the Senate. The previous
House under DEM didn't get a better approval rating, either.
And instead of being a rubber stamp, preventing bitches like
Pelosi doing crazy things is a great achievement in itself.
was
obstructionist
【在 m****g 的大作中提到】
: "Fiscal conservatism has its merits. It was what the original Tea Party was
: founded to push. Social conservatism on the other hand has no place in a
: free society.
: Its the social conservatism that has co-opted the tea party that is
: weakening the GOP position in congress. It also generated the obstructionist
: policies that made the current congress less popular than the American
: Communist Party and stopped any possible economic recovery plan the
: President put out.
: The damage they've done to the country is unknowable. Hopefully, we'll be
: able to recover over the next four years."
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m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 44 http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/blog/2012/nov/02/americans-v
Americans would like to vote out Obama, but Romney makes it difficult
Sandy may have tipped the balance back in favour of the president days
before the US election
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Barack Obama, whose campaign has a revived momentum. Photograph: Jewel Samad
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On the BBC a few weeks ago the New York Times pundit David Brooks explained
to his British audience that American voters are "looking for an excuse to
vote against the president". Spot on, I thought. Voters are disappointed in
the promise that Barack Obama represented in 2008, but Mitt Romney has been
making it hard for swing voters to elect him president instead.
Since then it's looked as if next Tuesday's ballot may swing Romney's way
after all. But no. As hurricane Sandy roared up the US eastern seaboard,
fate may have tipped the balance back in Obama's direction by showing him
quietly in charge and reminding folks the government – local, state or
federal – isn't always the enemy of Tea Party fantasy.
Overnight we've also learned that New York's mayor, Michael Bloomberg, the
little guy with the sign language aide at his side, soft-spoken but
reassuring and on top of the detail, is backing Obama and by implication the
benign power of government.
That's quite a big deal, like Boris Johnson endorsing Ed Miliband – don't
hold your breath, Ed – at the 2015 election here. Except that Bloomberg is
an ex-Republican independent, a self-made billionaire who has the gravitas
that Boris lacks, though he generally makes worse jokes.
Hizzoner – as Americans call their big city mayors – is shrewdly political
enough to praise Romney as a "good and decent man" who has done good things
. Alas, "he has reversed course on all of them", including the healthcare
model he created as governor of Massachusetts, the mayor noted in a
statement. But the clincher for Bloomberg is Romney's hostility to climate
change.
This week's devastation "may or may not be" a result, but the risk requires
"immediate action", Bloomberg concludes. That's spot on too. When I mocked
CNN's hysterical buildup to hurricane Sandy here this week I got it partly
wrong. The havoc and death it actually wreaked – as opposed to the spine-
chilling advance publicity – was more severe than I initially grasped, as
we all now know.
But one of my complaints, which remains valid, was the widespread reluctance
of many Americans to concede that manmade climate change may be a crucial
driver of its increasingly turbulent continental weather. The daily US
weather map that most newspapers carry can be extraordinary, a Wagnerian
drama which piles two feet of snow on Idaho on the same day that oranges are
ripening in Florida sunshine. Floods, snow, twisters, droughts; it's never
dull.
Yet it remains an article of faith with many Americans that they can master
nature as they mastered their vast land – chopped down its forests, dammed
its rivers, cultivated its deserts, drilled for its oil, tamed its forest
fires. Herman Melville's classic MobyDick told them otherwise – the sea
always wins – but it's not a message everyone wants to hear. Obama's
strategy has been to let events talk for themselves.
Bloomberg knows it – if you take a look at the storm, be careful, nature is
stronger than us, he warned New Yorkers this week. After all, the great
port city is surrounded by water – Manhattan, Long Island and Staten Island
are just that – and the East and Hudson rivers are close to the vast
Atlantic swell. The Thames Barrier, a mighty undertaking, currently protects
London. It would not be enough to protect New York as water levels rise.
The polarised ideological gridlock of Washington politics, far more severe
than in post-cold-war Europe, exaggerates disagreements and damages politics
threatens the economic recovery, whoever wins on Tuesday. It needn't be that
way. Just look at the courteous way Obama and Chris Christie, admired
Republican governor of New Jersey, have treated each other in this week's
crisis.
None of this plays Romney's way or the way Tea Party types want to see the
world. I hesitate to say it's clinched re-election for the president. When
Romney made his coarse assessment of the Democratic electoral base – the 47
% of people who depend on benefits from the state – in September I
suggested it might – might – be the turning point, ensuring the challenger
's defeat.
So it might have done, but for Obama's strikingly feeble performance in the
first presidential debate. It was precisely the sort of event which – to
quote Brooks – gave wavering voters an excuse to vote him out. If he looked
so disengaged that he didn't seem to want the job, why not let the other
fellow have a go?
After all, he had not lived up to expectations, though in fairness to Obama
a kind reader on Twitter draws my attention to this robust defence of the
president's record by Jonathan Chait in the New York magazine. In the later
debates Obama fought back – and now the hurricane has played to his
strengths.
Does it matter who wins? At the Cambridge Festival of Ideas last weekend I
heard a panel of experts on Asia – one Korean, one Japanese and one Chinese
– saying there is less interest than usual in the contest on their side of
the Pacific. The US focus is tilting towards China (60% of US warships are
now in the Pacific, we were told) but the anti-China rhetoric – formerly
anti-Japanese – over unfair trade is much quieter in 2012.
Whoever wins won't change US policy much (whatever aggressive pledges Romney
is making) seemed to be east Asia's verdict. Well, maybe.
I'd still say it matters quite a lot. Romney may plan to govern from the
centre if he becomes president and Republican forces in Congress and the
country allow him to – as they denied much scope to Obama. But it is
certainly not what he's been saying.
On climate change, denial is dominant. Republicans still want to deport
millions of illegal immigrants, they would cut spending on benefits for
those layabout Democrats – healthcare and stuff – while increasing defence
spending AND cutting taxes for everyone. A constitutional curb on gays
rights, the outlawing of abortion etc etc.
A pre-emptive attack on Iran's nuclear plants, support for more West Bank
settlements, the list is a long one – and scary. What we know from the
record, two Bushes and Ronald Reagan, is that Republicans are better at
cutting taxes, mostly for the rich, than cutting spending the way they
promise to cut it. That's why the US has a crippling debt problem, a more
serious budget imbalance than our own, possible only because of the residual
prestige (for now) of the dollar.
Add all that to the superior organisational power of the Democratic machine
– the Obama team's better grasp of social media as campaign tools that
offset the billionaire bank-rolling of Romney – together with the changing
demographics of the US, and it points me to the same conclusion.
Obama's crowds are much smaller than in 2008, but they're multiracial. That'
s America's future, black, white, Hispanic, Asian. Indeed the insurgency of
the Tea Party, which was forced to settle for Romney (Paul Ryan, a
consolation prize who could prove an error), may be the last hurrah of the
old all-white hegemony.
If they can't beat a disappointing incumbent, they may have to come to terms
with the new realities at home and abroad. Modernisation of the Republican
party is long overdue. Obama to scrape home after all. |
m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 45 说这些话的人并不是OBAMA的支持者, 是对右派的厌恶才不投R的票.
TEA PARTY才是GOP的内奸 |
m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 46 其实ROMNEY不坏, 是TEA PARTY 右派逼着他变成披上狼皮的羊, 如果他赢他会不会执行
温和政策? 一些会一些不会.
就像BUSH, 号称保守主义, 结果是披着保守主义执行大政府政策, 经济左派, 政治右派
最坏的组合.谁知道R是不是如此.
其实大部分中国人是, 经济偏右派, 政治偏左派. |
m****g
发帖数: 3975 | 47 ROMNEY是一个成功商人, 不是一个男人, 唯心说了很多假话.
其实他多年前的医疗保险, 堕胎还有其他东西看法和OBAMA区别不大,为了赢得选举, 居
然什么假话都敢说. |
s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 48 Before BS, do you even know how Tea Party started? Tea Party
started on the fiscal conservative by hating both Obama and Bush.
Now you are BS that Romney would embrace both Tea Party and Bush?
Idiot.
【在 m****g 的大作中提到】
: 其实ROMNEY不坏, 是TEA PARTY 右派逼着他变成披上狼皮的羊, 如果他赢他会不会执行
: 温和政策? 一些会一些不会.
: 就像BUSH, 号称保守主义, 结果是披着保守主义执行大政府政策, 经济左派, 政治右派
: 最坏的组合.谁知道R是不是如此.
: 其实大部分中国人是, 经济偏右派, 政治偏左派.
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g******y
发帖数: 1101 | 49
哈哈，可是你知道后来tea party被谁利用了，小布什的人和比小布什更右的家伙.
【在 s****r 的大作中提到】
: Before BS, do you even know how Tea Party started? Tea Party
: started on the fiscal conservative by hating both Obama and Bush.
: Now you are BS that Romney would embrace both Tea Party and Bush?
: Idiot.
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s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 50
fuck all those lazy shameless losers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEZB4taSEoA
【在 m****g 的大作中提到】
: 说这些话的人并不是OBAMA的支持者, 是对右派的厌恶才不投R的票.
: TEA PARTY才是GOP的内奸
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s****r
发帖数: 5546 | 51 what are you talking about? Who's 小布什的人? Ron Paul,
Rand Paul, or Ted Cruz? Name one.
【在 g******y 的大作中提到】
:
: 哈哈，可是你知道后来tea party被谁利用了，小布什的人和比小布什更右的家伙.
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