Most lopsided debate ever?

it's not a regulatory problem. It's a fear of regulatory issues and the current bank regulatory environment. The FDIC will kill a lender in a heartbeat over a business credit line. The even larger problem is the lack of clarity about total taxation and massively escalating employer expenses.

The demand side hasn't fallen apart, much to the chagrin of guys like Obama. The jobs problem is more about international competition, outsourced manufacturing and worthless younger generations than it is demand. Without demand, GDP would wither away, especially with no RE transactions to drive it some. It hasn't evaporated, which you're suggesting.

This is spot on. It's uncertainty about future regulations, tax structure, and healthcare law impacts that is keeping money on the sidelines.

Uncertainty leads most well operated companies to go into cash conservation mode.
 
This is spot on. It's uncertainty about future regulations, tax structure, and healthcare law impacts that is keeping money on the sidelines.

Uncertainty leads most well operated companies to go into cash conservation mode.

The debate was so lobsided that even though it was Barry and Michelle's anniversary, after the debate, Michelle wanted to go home with Romney!

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Confirmed

Gallup: Romney ties Obama after scoring historic debate win - The Hill's Ballot Box

A new Gallup poll released Monday shows that 72 percent of debate watchers picked Romney as the winner of the Wednesday face-off in Denver, Colo. Twenty percent picked Obama.

Gallup said the 52-point edge for Romney was the largest winning margin measured by the polling firm for a debate. The prior largest wining-margin was for Bill Clinton in the 1992 town hall debate with President George H. W. Bush. Clinton held a 42-point edge in that post-debate survey.
 
Now Romney plans to stump on his foreign policy plans, but I think this is a mistake. Sure, he needs to show his plan but his speeches need to be heavy on jobs/economy. Its about the economy.

The Romney campaign could use some carville
 

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