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Quote from: CBWx2 on October 12, 2012, 02:20:56 PMQuote from: Bayfisher on October 12, 2012, 02:16:07 PMI'm not. I'm an equal-opportunity azz. I see. I must have missed all those anti-Romney videos you posted in this thread. You mean like when I started the Secret Romney tapes thread?Even though it looks as if I am going to vote for them I can admit that Romney and Ryan's stance on abortion is ridiculous. It is archaic and should not sit well with people. You see how hard that is? It can be done.
Quote from: Bayfisher on October 12, 2012, 02:16:07 PMI'm not. I'm an equal-opportunity azz. I see. I must have missed all those anti-Romney videos you posted in this thread.
I'm not. I'm an equal-opportunity azz.
Quote from: CBWx2 on October 12, 2012, 04:24:31 PMQuote from: spartan on October 12, 2012, 03:01:31 PMOh come on, Ernst and Young is one of the biggest global accountancy firms on the planet. I am pretty confident there are some "left wingers" in there as well. It was ranked by Forbes magazine as the eighth-largest private company in the United States in 2011 so let's be realistic about this please.I agree. Let's be realistic about it. How many of those "left-wingers" were cited as authors of the study Romney quoted? I know Carroll and Prante were, and Carroll and Prante are both right-wing partisans that have promoted supply side economic policies for years. Carroll was a former Bush Administration cabinet member and Prante is the founder of a DC-based, right-wing think tank.The study was conducted by Ernst and Young for a specific client. Regardless of their personal political leanings, their work has to be professional. Otherwise how long do you think E&Y would remain the 8th largest company in the USA if all they did was spew out partisan bullcrap? And, how long do you think these 2 would keep their jobs?
Quote from: spartan on October 12, 2012, 03:01:31 PMOh come on, Ernst and Young is one of the biggest global accountancy firms on the planet. I am pretty confident there are some "left wingers" in there as well. It was ranked by Forbes magazine as the eighth-largest private company in the United States in 2011 so let's be realistic about this please.I agree. Let's be realistic about it. How many of those "left-wingers" were cited as authors of the study Romney quoted? I know Carroll and Prante were, and Carroll and Prante are both right-wing partisans that have promoted supply side economic policies for years. Carroll was a former Bush Administration cabinet member and Prante is the founder of a DC-based, right-wing think tank.
Oh come on, Ernst and Young is one of the biggest global accountancy firms on the planet. I am pretty confident there are some "left wingers" in there as well. It was ranked by Forbes magazine as the eighth-largest private company in the United States in 2011 so let's be realistic about this please.
And FWIW Caroll wasn't a member of Bush's cabinet, he worked for the Treasury Dept. He was a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Tax Analysis in the Office of Tax Policy at the Department of the Treasury. A political appointee probably, but not a member of the cabinet by a long chalk judging by that title.
The Biden-Ryan debate was marked by some spirited claims that didn’t always match the facts.http://factcheck.org/2012/10/veep-debate-violations/
Apparently someone wrote a report on these interruptions and someone actually read it. Let's see was it 68 or 82? Some of guys have to be kidding me.
Quote from: spartan on October 12, 2012, 05:24:07 PMQuote from: CBWx2 on October 12, 2012, 04:24:31 PMQuote from: spartan on October 12, 2012, 03:01:31 PMOh come on, Ernst and Young is one of the biggest global accountancy firms on the planet. I am pretty confident there are some "left wingers" in there as well. It was ranked by Forbes magazine as the eighth-largest private company in the United States in 2011 so let's be realistic about this please.I agree. Let's be realistic about it. How many of those "left-wingers" were cited as authors of the study Romney quoted? I know Carroll and Prante were, and Carroll and Prante are both right-wing partisans that have promoted supply side economic policies for years. Carroll was a former Bush Administration cabinet member and Prante is the founder of a DC-based, right-wing think tank.The study was conducted by Ernst and Young for a specific client. Regardless of their personal political leanings, their work has to be professional. Otherwise how long do you think E&Y would remain the 8th largest company in the USA if all they did was spew out partisan bullcrap? And, how long do you think these 2 would keep their jobs? I'd say as long as they were keeping their clients happy, they would keep their jobs. Who were those clients, BTW spartan?Quote from: spartan on October 12, 2012, 05:24:07 PMAnd FWIW Caroll wasn't a member of Bush's cabinet, he worked for the Treasury Dept. He was a Deputy Assistant Secretary for Tax Analysis in the Office of Tax Policy at the Department of the Treasury. A political appointee probably, but not a member of the cabinet by a long chalk judging by that title.I'm sorry, he was a Bush appointee. Feel better? Does it make him less partisan because he was an appointee as opposed to a cabinet member?