billyerock1991
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Right.
Fortunately, I wasn't holding my breath.
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Mitt Romney on Tuesday seized on a recent remark by President Barack Obama to paint him as anti-business, but he took it out of context.
"If you've got a business, you didn't build that, somebody else made that happen," Obama said Friday.
Speaking Tuesday in Irwin, Pa., Romney called the remark "startling and revealing" and said that it was "extraordinary that a philosophy of that nature would be spoken by a president of the United States.
He ran with the idea. "The idea that Steve Jobs didnt build Apple, that Henry Ford didnt build Ford Motors, that Papa John didnt build Papa Johns, that Ray Kroc didnt build McDonalds, that Bill Gates didnt build Microsoft," Romney said. "It's not just foolishness, its insulting to every entrepreneur, every innovator in America and its wrong."
But in his reaction to the remark, Romney ignored its original and so did MAc... context. When he made the comment in Roanoke, Va. Friday, Obama was arguing that businesses needed infrastructure investment to succeed.
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yes thank goodness you didn't hold your breath .. other wise you would be dead in the water ... like always
Well, that's certainly a good try, but it avoids/ignores the point I was making.
Perhaps you can discuss -- hopefully in your own words this time -- whether the Democrats clearly ran with the "you didn't build that" comments in the way I specifically described? In other words, address this thread and my post in context.
In other words, I would like your (mature and civil) opinion on how Democrats immediately and passionately defended those words without the context of "infrastructure investment".
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are you nuts???? thats what he was saying ... if it wasn't for the infrastructure investments these companies wouldn't have existed