cafferty file today

[theshadowranger]

Jacks last question of the day is: Which presidential candidate is most capable of dealing with problems in our economy? Leaves some good words for the good doctor.

http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/situation.room/

 

[rollingpig]

perfect question for us!

 

[tnvoter]

Blimp!

 

[VRP08]

Cool!

 

[SeanEdwards]

My answer:

The only Presidential candidate of either party who seems to have any understanding of our nation's economic situation is Ron Paul. The U.S. economy is hurting because of the intentional devaluation of the dollar due to lose monetary policy. Government should be focused on maintaining the value of the monetary unit, not destroying it. The rest of the world is beginning to recognize the weakness of the dollar, and the only thing preventing a precipitous collapse is the fact that central banks around the world have based their reserves on the U.S. dollar and they stand to suffer along with us in the event of a collapse.
We need sound commodity-backed currency as specified in our Constitution, and Paul is the only candidate willing to address this issue.

 

[jasonuher]

My Responses:

5PM Question

Jack,

The only way that peace in the middle east will happen is if we let them do it in their own. The United States needs to stop playing big brother to these countries and just let them settle their own disputes to their satisfaction.

Jason

6PM Question

Jack,
I think the debate last night made it especially clear. Every candidate agreed it was bad, but only one candidate was talking about what to do. Ron Paul has served on the House Banking committee, currently serves on the House Financial Services Committee and Joint Economic Committee, and has written at least 6 books on economics.

It just sort of seems unfair to other candidates, doesn't it?

Jason

 

[Nyte]

Jack,
I think the debate last night made it especially clear. Every candidate agreed it was bad, but only one candidate was talking about what to do. Ron Paul has served on the House Banking committee, currently serves on the House Financial Services Committee and Joint Economic Committee, and has written at least 6 books on economics.

It just sort of seems unfair to other candidates, doesn't it?

Jason

That one is getting read on the air.

 

[colecrowe]

bump

can't wait to see this on Youtube

 

[TexFootballMom]

I saw some he read while waiting waiting waiting on Wolf to interview
President Paul yesterday and noticed that they were all short but very clever.

 

[jasonuher]

bump

can't wait to see this on Youtube

I know, there is really only one answer to this question, and I think Jack knows it, I can't wait to see. The only other feasible answer I could come up with is "Mitt used to run a company, thats how we should run government!!!111!", but I hope no ones /that/ dumb. I hope someone gets this on youtube since I have to work... stupid job.

That one is getting read on the air.

Well then I double-ey hope for a youtube, it would make me feel pretty warm and fuzzy to be (sort of) on national television.

 

[hillertexas]

bump

 

[dawnbt]

Remember to respond in simpleton terms!

 

[GHoeberX]

Remember to respond in simpleton terms!

PLUS Put your city in there! If you add your city to your name you have a much bigger chance to be picked

 

[Dan Klaus]

submitted on the last one...RP makes them look foolish when they try to discuss monetary policy or economics...

 

[shane2]

Submitted this for last question...


I've voted for Ron Paul numerous times as my Congressman down here in Texas. With another April 15th coming up, all of America should discover for themselves why he alone has been for 10 consecutive years awarded the 'Taxpayers Best Friend', beating out all of Congress! It'll probably shed some light on the heat he gets from the establishment and special interests.


I've got to get on the road and won't be watching, so if any see it come up, drop me a note, thanks.

- Shane

 

[Jobarra]

I submitted:

Listening to the debate last night, the only candidate who even understands the problem with the economy is Ron Paul. The only way to save the economy is to get the government OUT of the economy. Sadly it looks like everyone picks on Dr. Paul because he doesn't give 'soundbyte' type statements and instead 'rambles on' about monetary policy in every question. This shows that they truly do not understand that the government's meddling in the economy IS the underlying problem facing our nation.

 

[rollingpig]

youtube?

 

[celticsman7]

Mine.

Jack,
Ron Paul is the only candidate who understands why we're in a recession and how we can get ourselves out of it. To put it simply, the Federal Reserve's artificially low interest rates under Alan Greenspan created a fake and speculative boom period in the housing industry, ultimately to be followed by a bust (what is happenening now). The funny thing about that is it's not the first time the Fed has caused recessions. The other funny thing is that Ron Paul wants to get rid of the Fed.

 

[FreeTraveler]

Here's mine:

Only one candidate currently serves on the House Committee on Financial Services and the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.

Only one cadidate has never voted for an unbalanced budget, or to raise taxes.

Only one candidate has studied Austrian Economics and monetary theory.

Only one candidate is truly qualified to deal with the problems in our economy.

That candidate is Dr. Ron Paul. Amazing, the information they leave out of the debates, isn't it?

 

[mconder]

Ron Paul has been speaking out against the criminal monetary policy of the U.S. for at least 20 years. This election cycle Ron Paul has turned a bright light on a subject very few understand. This country is headed toward economic Armageddon unless we understand the theft that is taking place through the devaluation of our currency. We don't need any more stimulus packages or plunge protection efforts from Washington...what we need is a serious market correction.