Jobs Plan Introduction Mitt Romney’s Plan for a Stronger Middle Class is a five-part proposal for turning around the economy and delivering more jobs and more take-home pay for American families. While President Obama continues looking to big government spending programs as the solution to the nation’s challenges, Mitt understands that it is hardworking Americans in the private sector who will achieve economic growth and job creation. His plan will end the middle class squeeze of declining incomes and rising prices, bring back prosperity, and create 12 million jobs during his first term. Part one of Mitt’s plan is to achieve energy independence on this continent by 2020. America is blessed with extraordinary natural resources, and developing them will create
With this in mind, Barack Obama and John McCain both have many similar views on this topic. The economy is surprisingly America’s number one concern for the upcoming year, and both nominees are striving for votes. Both want to do what is best for the country, like lower gas prices, give jobs back to millions of Americans, and make lives better for the average middle class working family. Obama and McCain would both like to expand unemployment benefits making those who lost their jobs better off. Each of them plans to provide for the jobless and make room for many more opportunities of employment.
Obama explained how he wanted to make sure that young women are going to be able to compete in the market place. Meanwhile, Romney wants not only men but women to be qualified for his cabinet. This shows how Obama and Romney want to make an impact in women’s lives by giving them more opportunities and help them out. Obama and Romney also shared life experiences during the debate by using Pathos. For example, Obama mentioned how he was race by a single mom and how her grandmother trained people who would end up becoming her
President Barrack Obama made a pretty powerful and convincing speech, on September 8th, on how to improve our economy. His speech talked about the “The American Jobs Act” he wants the congress to approve of immediately. According to the president “The American Jobs Act” contains all the kind of proposal that's been supported by both Democrats and Republicans. Obama also state that this bill will help small business and as well as large business grow and also claims that It will help create more jobs for construction workers, more jobs for teachers, more jobs for veterans, and more jobs for long-term unemployed. I believe that this bill will actually work in helping to repair and boost our economy because according to him “The American Jobs
05-21-12 Period 3 Obama’s Care/ Romney’s Care Political Debate As everyone knows Barack Obama won the last candidate four years ago by promising many changes but how many of those changes have actually been established to make a difference in our country. Talking on the Obama’s care he did pass the Affordable Act Law which hold insurance on many companies, preventing employees to discriminate people because of their status as in mental or physical activities, but the question is what things did he do for all this? The next proposal will let you see the changes these both have proposed and how it affects others by Obama trying to accomplish his changes when its not doing nothing but hurting them in certaion ways. Obama’s whole bill page was more than 2000 pages when Romney’s was only 70 pages more than half of Obama’s. Romney would not increase
After eight years of struggle and disapproval, we are starving for someone to look up to and lead the way, and we found that in Obama. He has an undeniable gift to motivate - and that is what our country needs above all else. We need the belief that we can change our country into a better one, and the passion to strive for that
Presidential Debate The first presidential debate was held last week at the University of Denver, Colorado. There were high expectations not only for the magnitude of the event but also because the candidates running for president this time are facing perhaps the biggest challenges that the country has faced in a very long time; economic growth keeps slowing down, the unemployment rate is very high, and the fiscal cliff remains latent. This debate focused its attention on the economy proposals of the candidates. President Obama and his counterpart Mitt Romney, exposed their plans to recover the economy of the country; both of them addressed the importance of adding more jobs to the economy, reducing public spending, fostering the creation
I don't know about you, but I'm not ready to take a ten percent chance on change.” Obama is talking about how important change is to American’s and how George Bush did not accomplish that, and McCain supported Bush most of the time. He incorporates the voters by talking about how they have suffered through the last eight years and to make the next four better. If the voters want change to be apart of the fundamentals of the American nation at this point in time it will not be achieved by electing McCain. McCain really draws the voters in on this aspect of his speech. “In America, we change things that need to be changed.
One of the most influential promises President Barrack Obama made was getting the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell done away with once and for all by starting the bill of getting the policy appealed. President Obama to some has not done much to help the Unites States issues such as the number of people whom have lost their homes because of unemployment and the 3.6 billion dollar deficient that the country seems to have all the sudden fallen into. President Obama according to author Andre Michael Eggelletion of the Real deal talk website has mange to do so much for the US to name a few things he has signed an executive order on government contracting to fight waste and abuse, Signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, restoring basic protections against pay discrimination for women and other workers, Launched a U.S. financial and banking rescue plan, Provided affordable, high-quality child care to working families, Cracked down on companies that deny sick pay, vacation and health insurance to workers by abusing the employee classification of independent contractor. Such companies also avoid paying Social Security, Medicare and unemployment insurance taxes for those workers: Designated $1.5 billion from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to fund programs at local housing finance agencies in the states hardest hit by the housing crisis: California, Florida, Nevada, Arizona and Michigan. The
Winnable Candidate: Obama Barrack Hussein Obama is likely to be the winnable candidate for US General Election 2012. With less than two weeks to go, we can see that there are massive ideological differences between the candidates. What is on the headline is the future of health care, a woman’s right to choose, tax fairness, the social safety net, who gets credit for the economic recovery that seems to be around the corner, whether or not we go to war with Iran and the makeup of the Supreme Court for the next generation. From my personal view, Obama will win the election due to the fact that Obama has declared his position on many political issues through his public comments and legislative record. Based on Polltracker Poll, American views the Barack Obama will work better than the Republican presidential candidate Romney in addressing terrorism and national security.