If President Obama Keeps His Job, Millions of You Might Lose Yours
Mort Zuckerman is the owner of the New York Daily Post, and editor of U.
S.
News and World Report, He holds an MBA from Wharton Business School, voted the world's number one business school by the Financial Times in three of the last four years-the last in a tie with the London Business School.
He regularly writes articles about private sector wealth creation.
Mr.
Zuckerman voted for Barack Obama in 2008; he was even a speech writer for him in the campaign.
Soon after President Obama's stimulus was passed by congress with practically no Republican support, Mort Zuckerman's articles began stressing the mistakes President Obama was making and the damage he was doing to the economy.
Dozens of articles followed, with a litany of economic data, reinforcing the failure of the president's policies.
Mr.
Zuckerman is also a regular guest on Fox News and other cable networks.
Casino Mogul, Steve Wynn voted for President Obama in 2008.
Over the last six decades he has created hundreds of thousands of jobs in Las Vegas.
By 2011, Wynn's exasperation with President Obama's handling of the economy, led him to say: "the business community in this country is frightened to death of the weird political philosophy of the President of the United States.
"...
this administration is the greatest wet blanket to business and progress and job creation in my lifetime...
I've created about 250,000 direct and indirect jobs according to the state of Nevada's measurement.
If the number is 250,000, that's exactly 250,000 more than this president, who I'll be damned if I want to have him lecture me about small business and jobs"...
Donald Trump employs tens of thousands of workers in his 3 Atlantic City casinos and his real estate empire.
He is one of the world's most renowned, respected and successful builders.
Much of Trump's activity involves foreign trade, competing currencies, varying market forces and foreign regulations.
He is highly experienced and skillful in all of these areas of wealth creation at home and abroad.
Mr.
Trump recently stated that "The United States could soon become a large-scale Spain or Greece, teetering on the edge of financial ruin.
"...
President Obama's Unfulfilled Promises In the second debate on October 16, Mitt Romney fired off a long but impressive list of the unfulfilled promises of President Obama.
Below are some of the promises mentioned that failed to materialize: -Promise to cut deficits in half--they more than doubled -Promise to reduce health care costs by $2500--they actually increased by $2500 -Promise to bring the unemployment rate below 5.
6%--it remains at 7.
8% -Promise to improve energy efficiency--gas prices have gone from $1.
84 to $4.
00 a gallon REMAINING PROBLEMS -Family incomes are down $4019 -50% of college graduates are unemployed -An unemployment rate that was above 8% for 43 months, is still 7.
8% -23 million unemployed or underemployed -The national debt has topped $16 trillion-5 ½ trillion under President Obama -Four straight years of deficit spending have topped $1 trillion dollars -Food stamp recipients have risen to 46.
7 million, from 32 million.
-There are less Americans working now then when President Obama took office -The labor participation rate dropped to 63.
5%--the lowest in 30 years Besides having the four worst years of wealth creation since the Great Depression, economic growth was almost at a standstill in the last quarter coming in at 1.
25%.
Growth this year is slower than last year, which was slower than the year before.
The president has said the private sector is doing fine while offering no basic change for the future.
Instead he asks for more time.
Many of America's largest employers in many sectors have announced layoffs involving hundreds of thousands of employees over the next two years.
Will you be one of them?
S.
News and World Report, He holds an MBA from Wharton Business School, voted the world's number one business school by the Financial Times in three of the last four years-the last in a tie with the London Business School.
He regularly writes articles about private sector wealth creation.
Mr.
Zuckerman voted for Barack Obama in 2008; he was even a speech writer for him in the campaign.
Soon after President Obama's stimulus was passed by congress with practically no Republican support, Mort Zuckerman's articles began stressing the mistakes President Obama was making and the damage he was doing to the economy.
Dozens of articles followed, with a litany of economic data, reinforcing the failure of the president's policies.
Mr.
Zuckerman is also a regular guest on Fox News and other cable networks.
Casino Mogul, Steve Wynn voted for President Obama in 2008.
Over the last six decades he has created hundreds of thousands of jobs in Las Vegas.
By 2011, Wynn's exasperation with President Obama's handling of the economy, led him to say: "the business community in this country is frightened to death of the weird political philosophy of the President of the United States.
"...
this administration is the greatest wet blanket to business and progress and job creation in my lifetime...
I've created about 250,000 direct and indirect jobs according to the state of Nevada's measurement.
If the number is 250,000, that's exactly 250,000 more than this president, who I'll be damned if I want to have him lecture me about small business and jobs"...
Donald Trump employs tens of thousands of workers in his 3 Atlantic City casinos and his real estate empire.
He is one of the world's most renowned, respected and successful builders.
Much of Trump's activity involves foreign trade, competing currencies, varying market forces and foreign regulations.
He is highly experienced and skillful in all of these areas of wealth creation at home and abroad.
Mr.
Trump recently stated that "The United States could soon become a large-scale Spain or Greece, teetering on the edge of financial ruin.
"...
President Obama's Unfulfilled Promises In the second debate on October 16, Mitt Romney fired off a long but impressive list of the unfulfilled promises of President Obama.
Below are some of the promises mentioned that failed to materialize: -Promise to cut deficits in half--they more than doubled -Promise to reduce health care costs by $2500--they actually increased by $2500 -Promise to bring the unemployment rate below 5.
6%--it remains at 7.
8% -Promise to improve energy efficiency--gas prices have gone from $1.
84 to $4.
00 a gallon REMAINING PROBLEMS -Family incomes are down $4019 -50% of college graduates are unemployed -An unemployment rate that was above 8% for 43 months, is still 7.
8% -23 million unemployed or underemployed -The national debt has topped $16 trillion-5 ½ trillion under President Obama -Four straight years of deficit spending have topped $1 trillion dollars -Food stamp recipients have risen to 46.
7 million, from 32 million.
-There are less Americans working now then when President Obama took office -The labor participation rate dropped to 63.
5%--the lowest in 30 years Besides having the four worst years of wealth creation since the Great Depression, economic growth was almost at a standstill in the last quarter coming in at 1.
25%.
Growth this year is slower than last year, which was slower than the year before.
The president has said the private sector is doing fine while offering no basic change for the future.
Instead he asks for more time.
Many of America's largest employers in many sectors have announced layoffs involving hundreds of thousands of employees over the next two years.
Will you be one of them?
