a shame.

Seattle Times- Over the opposition of oil companies, Republican Gov. Sarah Palin and Alaska’s Legislature last year approved a major increase in taxes on the oil industry — a step that has generated stunning new wealth for the state as oil prices soared. “Clearly, from the investor standpoint, Alaska has become a less attractive place to invest exploration and production dollars,” said Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association.

Paul’s economic prowess far exceeds beyond anything Mitt could even hope to posess. He sits on the Committee on Financial Services, Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology, Subcommittee on International Monetary Policy and Trade, and the Joint Economic Committee. He has authored six books on Austrian economics and countless of other articles and editorials.

I suppose you’ll attempt to render turning around the olympics, throwing massive amounts of capital at dying businesses and flipping them, and getting Mass. out of a $3 bill deficit as a sign of economic genious, right des? While it’s clear that Romney is a slick businessman, there is still a major difference between simply being a player in the market economy and having a firm grasp of the workings of it. Therein lies the basis of why Ron has the economic knowledge and vision I spoke of. Mitt simply doesn’t have the plan or the desire to do what is necessary to get us out of the abyss we are in/will be deeper in come 2012. We aren’t talking getting our of relatively miniscule budget shortfalls during a period of economic boom. Mitt is not the cure.

Is that even English? If you think Bush is the worst President in our lifetime (assuming that’s what you were trying to say), you must have been born after 1980.