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Why Mitt Romney was gulping, lying, fake smiling and laugh nervously during the 3rd debate?

I found it so amusing, he seem so terrified of the great President Obama. XD LOL
@CaroleHi5 I did not see Obama gulp once, have your eyes checked, but your Romney was doing it like crazy that it was so hilarious and also doing the lying, fake smiling and laughing nervously, don't believe me watch the end of the last debate on YouTube and see he was the only one who had a nervous laugh not Obama.

Asked By: Queen Aries - 10/25/2012
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Romney’s record on jobs:

-10/1/11 demoinregister.com: When Romney left office the unemployment rate had fallen to 4.7?so “job creation” would naturally be low).

-6/7/12 factcheck.org: "The ad [democrat] states that job creation in Massachusetts “fell” to 47th under Romney. That’s a bit misleading. Massachusetts’ state ranking for job growth went from 50th the year before he took office, to 28th in his final year.”

-6/8/12 USA Today: "As we wrote in an item this week when an Obama ad claimed Massachusetts “fell” to 47th under Romney, in the 12 months before he took office, the state ranked 50th in job creation. That ranking remained 50th during Romney’s first year in office, but by his final year, it had improved to 28th."

His education record:

--http://www.statemaster.com/graph/edu_bes… 2005-2006:
1. Vermont
2. Connecticut
3. Massachusetts

--http://www.morganquitno.com/edrank06.htm 2006-2007 (his last year in office) Smartest State Award:
1. Vermont
2. Massachusetts
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If you want more of this economy, vote for Obama:

--http://data.bls.gov/timeseries/LNS140000… The unemployment rate has been over 8.1?or 43 months.

-10/18/12 http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/20… Bill Clinton said, "Governor Romney's argument is, 'We're not fixed, so fire him and put me in.' It is true, we're not fixed.’”

-If the Bush tax cuts are allowed to expire on 12/31/12: 10/1/12 AP http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/U:
Taxes for a family making $40,000-$64,000 will increase up to $2,000 next year; for a family making $110,000-$140,000 the increase will be up to $6,000.
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While Obama was busy bowing down -- literally bowing down -- to almost every dictator and competitor he met, the world crumbled:

-9/11/12 Muslims overrun and murder four Americans in our Benghazi embassy

-10/19/12 http://thecable.foreignpolicy.com/posts/, recent poll of Egyptians:
Before Obama 26?isapproved of Egypt having diplomatic relations with Israel, now 74?isapprove; 87?ant Egypt to have its own nuclear bombs.

-10/20/12 http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872:
“For all practical purposes China has unilaterally decided to annex an area that extends eastward from the East Asian mainland as far as the Philippines, and nearly as far south as the Strait of Malacca.”

-10/20/12 --http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/20:
Russia conducts tests of its nuclear arsenal, “...the most comprehensive since the 1991 Soviet collapse.”
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If you want America to CHANGE, vote for Obama:

-FDR articulated what Obama calls CHANGE before Congress, 1/11/44: “We have accepted, so to speak, a second Bill of Rights...” [including]: The right: to earn enough to provide adequate food and clothing and recreation; of every family to a decent home; to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health; to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident, and unemployment.

[Of course, democrats rarely credit our semi-capitalist, Constitutional economic system with doing a pretty da?* good job of achieving those goals. Until their utopian CHANGE is achieved they’ll never be satisfied]

-LBJ’s CHANGE, The Great Society, became the largest redistribution of wealth program in history. But Obama will out-CHANGE them all.

It’s only because of the Internet, talk radio and Fox News (non-existent a generation ago!) that we are learning what democrats mean by CHANGE: Replacing our Constitution with a European-style welfare state -- and Obama has succeeded beyond their wildest dreams:

-2/4/10 Gallup poll: 61?f liberals have a positive view of socialism.

-6/2/11 Gallup poll: 71?f democrats favor re-distributing wealth.

-9/6-9/2012 http://www.gallup.com/poll/157481/majori, a poll on those who believe government should have more control over our lives: Republicans 15?Independents, 29?Democrats 67?

-Now they have national health care, the foundation of all welfare and socialist states.

Too many democrats discard the wisdom of our Founders:

-Ben Franklin: "When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic."

-Thomas Jefferson: "A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one percent of the people may take away the rights of the other forty-nine.”
Answered By: tirrnlson - 10/25/2012
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Cause he was getting caught up in his lies.

Apparently mamma never told him about the "snowball" effect with lying.
Answered By: American Baby - 10/25/2012
Because he's an idiot. Please don't vote for romney vote for Obama.
Answered By: Malik - 10/25/2012
Romney threw out the bait and the idiot bit hook line and sinker. Romney is intelligent enough to know to hire smart people and you will look smart. So these smart people came up with a plan to draw the angry-in-chief in to his trap. Romney said many times we have a smaller navy now than 1917 and the fish bit. "Governor Romney we also have fewer bayonets. etc. We have aircraft carriers etc. we don't need more ships" And thus ended any chance for obama to win in Virginia the place where ships are built. The people of Virginia are now complaining about the lack of knowledge the president has on what creates jobs in Virginia.
So who is the dumb one in Virginia

POINT::::::The largest industrial employer in the state of Virginia is Huntington Ingalls Industries. HII is to build ten Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers for the US Navy. It is scheduled to deliver one carrier every five years starting in 2015.
Answered By: rightstuff - 10/25/2012
Romneys handlers dont know about foreign policy
Answered By: KJ - 10/25/2012
Sweetie, you have the two men confused. Obama was doing all that. Please try to pay attention and keep up. Oh, yea, you asked why. Obama was gulping, lying, fake smiling and laughing nervously because he just watched an American Ambassador and 3 other Americans fight for their lives for 7 long, full hours in REAL TIME, saw them murdered and DID NOTHING TO HELP THEM! What kind of person does that? Take your time..............
Answered By: carolehi5 - 10/25/2012
Because he doesn't know shit about foreign policy...so making facial expressions was all he could do. He probably was so nervous and uncomfortable that he almost pooped on himself probably thinking I can't wait until this is over.
Answered By: Amber M - 10/25/2012
Because he didn't do so well in his last debate. His 1st debate was strong, 2nd one he lost by a little, and 3rd debate he lost by a landslide. In the last debate, he basically agreed with the president's foreign policy strategy.
Answered By: loveplayaboy888 - 10/25/2012
FYI, you should understand the Mormon mentality
Let Mitt explain "Bleeding The Beast"
Where single “unmarried” Mormon women have multiple children,
and screw the government as they receive unwarranted benefits.
Source: Jon Krakauer, author "Under the Banner of Heaven"
What does Mitt say about this???
Read it, and you will not vote Romney
Answered By: Patrick - 10/25/2012
Maybe he was gulping, fake smiling, and laughing nervously because he was too much of a gentleman to tell Obama how he really fells. (Use a fact checker.. the man doesn't lie)
Answered By: Ber - 10/25/2012
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