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• sbenard

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 6:03am

  I work in the financial markets. The debt and inflation “hockey stick” Glenn explained in this video is a great concern to me. Once we bring back real economic growth, all the money that the Fed has electronically “printed” will unleash unbridled inflation. Romney had nothing to do with that, but it will manifest itself once the economy takes off again. Romney has promised to replace “Bubbles” Bernanke, but Bernanke’s term doesn’t end until January 2014. He needs to ask for Bernanke’s resignation on day one and make the case to Americans why this is so critical.
  Bernanke has painted us into a corner. Historically, to fight inflation, past Fed Chairmen (Volcker, for example) raised interest rates. But Bernanke can’t because the interest costs would consume ALL federal tax revenues and would thereby bankrupt the US Treasury. He has left us no way out!
  Big government, expensive entitlements, staggering debt, and money printing are hallmarks of socialism. They destroyed the Chilean government in the early 1970′s, causing hyperinflation. We need to be prepared for this when Romney restores solid growth.

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  • mikem1969

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 8:59am

    Well, you know part of this was a set up just in case a republican got elected, one more thing to blame on conservatives and republians. The libs and progressives set things up this way so they are assured re-election in 2016.

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• Country_of_Arizona

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 2:50am

  WHY is this shaow not available to watch? I, unfortunatly could not watch it on the 4th but wharn I went to archives it wasn’t there just clips–WHY? Starting to charge extra for these shows?

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  • happ77

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 7:29am

    I couldn’t watch it either. I have Roku and every time I
    I tried to watch it The Project was what I got. Lets get it together folks.

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• ghostlyspirit

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 2:19am

  Ok you want to know what romney did ? I sent him a book i write spiritual poetry and i thought i will send this one cuz it is my mom’s favorite one it was lays the stillness in god’s hand. i sent it before he was to debate with obummer and on a card i put romney we love you and wish you good luck and 4 days before the debate i got a letter in the mail it was from romney he personally wrote me a letter saying thank you for thinking of me me and ann appreciate your gift etc and he signed it himself . I just wanted to tell this about him because with all that he had on his plate he took the time to thank me made me just as important . Even though he was busy with a debate he thought of me . He is going to be an exciting man to get to know if he wins . There it is an important guy and he didn’t leave me behind . :) http://www.Godandspirit.Com

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  • sillyfreshness

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 2:47am

    I want Romney to win so bad I can’t stand it. I am really scared at all these “polls” that have Obama taking it in a landslide. How can Americans be so blind? You have white liberals voting for Obama just because he’s black. You have blacks voting for Obama just because he’s black. You have illegal aliens, who shouldn’t even be voting, will vote for Obama just because they think they’ll get a free handout. You have Jews going to vote for Obama just because they are liberals. What an uphill battle it is for Romney.

    Obama is a radical Marxist. Just look at radical upbringing from his mom to all his commie buddies. I know the Marxist Media is protecting him at all costs, but wake up people. Voting for Obama is like voting for Castro or Hugo Chavez. I hate to say it again, but if America reelects this radical Marxist, then we will get whatever punishment we deserve from God. It’s all about free will. We have the freedom to choose, but be prepared for the consequences of our choice.

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  • sbenard

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 5:56am

    Wow! What a great story! Thanks for sharing it!

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• phunkymunkey

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:47am

  SOY – i know that technically there are more than 2 choices, but because of the system we have, there are only 2 people that have the possibility to win. this is not me buying into the media’s BS, this is just me looking at reality. I wish it weren’t like this, I pray that someday our whole entire election and voting process will get a complete overhaul, but this is what we’re stuck with for now. like I said, it’s gonna be impossible to undo all the damage that has been done all at once, but i really feel that if we can get obama out of the white house, the process of rebuilding america won’t be completely impossible. but if we get stuck with him, we’re totally, completely f-ed. we will have no chance of ever turning our country back to the constitution, let alone overhauling the election process. in a 2nd term, he doesn’t have to worry about re-election, so he won’t have to give a crap about what the people think of him. he can sign himself into complete power, declare martial law, and send us all into FEMA camps on the grounds of our conservative beliefs. yeah, this sounds like doomsday, but it’s really not much of a stretch if you really think about it and look at how he has just skipped right over congress and signed all these executive orders. a 2nd term gives him free reign to do as he wishes, and he basically said so himself to some dude – russian leader? UN guy? i dont know, dont remember – when he thought his microphone was off.

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:59am

    @Phunkmunkey
    Your prayers are answered!! you can help break it now. Gary Johnson getting 5% would mean instant ballot access next time and matching federal funds.

    Break the cycle. Join or perpetuate a broken system

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  • Jaxco

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 5:29am

    That dope smoking moron johnson taking 5% of the vote would guarantee us 4 more years of this communist – that is unacceptable.

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 8:24am

    Jax i dont think you properly understand the situation

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• The-Monk

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:46am

  I’m confused…. is it;

  RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL RON PAUL

  or

  GARY JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON

  Will you guys make up your mind?

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:01am

    Ron Paul or Gary Johnson, for what?

    Why do we have to pick just one person while the rest of you have your republican big government flavors of the week?

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• phunkymunkey

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:37am

  plus the fact that the majority of people are not extremists. most people are fairly moderate-minded about most issues, having a few specific issues that they are very passionate about. a leader who can work with all types of people who have differing opinions and ideas and be able to accomplish whatever task or issue they were tackling is a great leader. that is what we need, and that is what so many americans are longing for – someone to unite everyone again, regardless of if people are democrat or republican. right now, our country is so divided it’s disgusting. we need a leader who can bridge this gap that’s just totally erupted due to Obama’s constant attacks and pitting one side against the other. we need someone who will bring people back together and lead us to become better than what we have been and to expect better things instead of settling for how it’s been. wake up america! it’s time to come together and turn our country around!

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• BrutusMaximus

  Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:32am

  Does it really matter who’s Captain of the Titanic after it hits the iceberg???

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• soybomb315_II

  Posted on November 4, 2012 at 11:53pm

  This is getting laughable. Romney has moved severely to the left and still is barely neck-and-neck with Obama. That is not a great sign for America – it is a warning sign. IF Romney were to win, American people are still just as ignorant as the day Obama took office. It is going to take something massive to change the hearts of America – and Romney obviously isnt it

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  • Triple7

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:02am

    Go outside and get some fresh air. You are the only laughable thing here.

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  • DGeezy11

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:05am

    Soybomb..or Trollbomb,

    If you have nothing constructive to say, or intelligent for that matter, can you please go back to the huffington post website or paranoid Ron Paul blog a let the last of your brain cells die in the midst of your fellow zombies. If you think that anything you say will have sway here you are sorely wrong.

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  • phunkymunkey

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:06am

    So you’re saying that Obama is?

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:14am

    Facts people – the stuff Glenn used to encourage you to follow. Now it is all about sensationalism.

    FACT – Obama is a socialist
    FACT – Romney was liberal to start with and has moved to the left after the republican primary
    FACT – Romney and Obama are neck-and-neck 2 days before the election
    THEREFORE – American voters are pretty much just as liberal today as they were 4 years ago (even after 4 years of seeing it firsthand)
    CONCLUSION – If 4 months of full-time Romney publicity and campaigning has not moved the voters to the right, then he will not as president either. Do not pretend it will be sunshine and lollipops if Romney gets elected. On this subject, Glenn Beck fools himself and it is probably more to do with the ‘first Mormon president” thing just like other people were saying “first black president” 4 years ago. Dont be fooled

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  • justangry

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:16am

    Both candidates that support a secret kill list and the NDAA are on the wrong side. Beck’s an idiot for implying otherwise. Furthermore he eliminated one of the choices.

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  • Gregb

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:18am

    go and convince others that do not follow…
    Romney has not changed. Only the loser dems would say so in order to try to sway votes.
    Romney is very solid on his stance. He is the only candidate that I know is speaking the truth.

    Landslide for Romney/Ryan…
    if they do not win, then we are stuck with a communist society…
    buy your ammo early

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  • phunkymunkey

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:22am

    Look, I know that alot of people don’t want to vote for Romney cuz he’s not conservative enough. But, unfortunately, when you boil everything down, we are essentially only given 2 choices. it sucks, but that’s how it is. choice A or B, like it or not, ya gotta pick one of the two. yes, it’s atotally messed up system and we should have other viable options to choose from (that actually have a chance of winning) but this is what we got, so it’s up to us to decide which of the 2 candidates is closer to what’s written in the constitution. I know that Romney is definately nowhere near being the ideal constitutionalist candidate, but he’s a whole hell of alot closer than Obama, who has spent the past 4 yrs wiping his a$$ with our constitution. It took a long time for the liberals to tear us down to where we’re at today, & it’s gonna take alot longer than one election period to fix it. I pray that in each future election we’ll have candidates that are closer and closer to upholding ALL of what is written in the constitution. but if obama wins, i am extremely fearful that any chance of ever repairing our broken country will be totally gone. At least with Mitt Romney, we are inching a step in the right direction. anyone who holds the constitution to be the supreme law of the land and chooses not to vote because Romney isn’t conservative enough is aiding and abetting obaminator

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  • Gregb

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:25am

    @soy…
    I think that you have lost it.
    Romney has never been a liberal. He has always been a business man and worked across the aisle, but with a conservative mindset.
    I don’t know what you are trying to achieve…. do you want 4 more years of communist influence?
    You have a choice, right now… communist or capitalist…
    we need to choose now and work for the better later.

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  • DGeezy11

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:25am

    Please Ronpaulbomb I mean Soybomb, you are making people dislike Ron Paul more than they already do… Again nobody here takes you seriously, at all. Now please go hide under the rock with the rest of the Paul bots and do Ron Paul a favor by shutting up. Seriously does anyone else here never want to see Ron Paul win anything because they would have to deal with Paul bots? Just saying…

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  • Gregb

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:29am

    you are laughable…
    you really need to pay attention…
    Romney has not moved to the left…only your perception of him has moved to the left.
    open your mouth, insert foot

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:35am

    Greg says Romney “has never been a liberal”…….WOW, someone with some beck-credibility please hold greg’s feet to the fire

    @phunkymunkey
    There are more than two choices. You have accepted the narrative that there are only two – but there will likely be 3 to 5 choices depending on where you live. Do you always blindly follow what the media tells you? A huge benefit to voting for Gary Johnson is that it moves us closer to breaking the two-party monopoly system – you should support that. It will never be convenient for the republican party so i am not going to voluntarily make myself a hostage. If you want my Gary Johnson vote – nominate a Constitutional candidate or change the election laws

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  • DGeezy11

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:43am

    A huge benefit to voting Gary Johnson is that it wastes a vote… Oh wait that isn’t a benefit. Soybomb, you sir could be a comedian if you didn’t actually believe what you say…

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  • phunkymunkey

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 12:54am

    SOY – i’m honestly not trying to be a smarta$$, im just trying to understand. how is a vote for Gary Johnson moving us a step closer to breaking the 2-party system? i understand how voting for him could be considered “making a statement” against the current election process (which totally sucks), but i really think that there is so much at stake here in this election that now really isn’t the greatest time to make a statement or to try and fix something that’s gonna take a lot of time and effort to fix. before we can fix the things that need fixing, it is absolutely imperative that we remove obama. by removing obama, we are one step closer to overhauling not just the election process but everything else that’s wrong as well. an obama victory would mean that we’re never gonna have more than 2 parties, it may even mean that we’re never gonna have any political parties ever again to vote on because he could crown himself almighty dictator and king of the world.

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:09am

    @phunkmonkey
    I responded to your question in your post above. Voting Gary Johnson does indeed break the 2 party monopoly, for the reasons I listed. If he gets 5% this time, and with the name recognition, extra money, and instant ballot acces – it isnt hard to imagine him getting 15% next time – which means he will be in the debates. 38% of voters describe themselves as independents
    I took exception to your initial post because the whole “there are only 2 choices” argument is usually made by the ignorant in order to distort facts. I hope you would not throw your hat in with them. You seem like a genuine person – there are no hard feelings, I just wanted to make sure we are clear

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  • The-Monk

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:16am

    I’m an Independent and I’ll never vote for Ron Paul or Gary Johnson.

    Your 38% of voters is pure doo-doo. Where do you guys get your facts from? Chris Mathews?

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:25am

    Monk – you act like a newbie around here. You know we dont just make up stuff. Please, stop it.

    One person does not a statistic make

    Here are your facts….’you’re welcome’
    http://www.gallup.com/poll/15370/party-affiliation.aspx

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  • nzkiwi

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:27am

    I understand what you’re saying, Soy, but I think that Mr Romney is taking a low key approach so as not to “frighten the horses”, so to speak.

    You must remember that he is also attempting to persuade those that are mildly left of centre to vote for him. While it would be very satisfying to yank things around to the hard right, I think that many democrats would be so alarmed that they might prefer to stay with the devil that they know.

    Mr Romney has repeatedly hammered two main points, and rightly so IMHO. Firstly, creating a job friendly environment; there will simply be no recovery if people cannot find work. If there is no recovery, there is not much point in talking about anything else.

    Secondly; education reform. Many problems that now exist in the western world, in my opinion, are there because control of the education system was ceded to the left. They taught the children their ideology and in many cases, it stuck.

    I think that Mr Romney will gently but firmly steer your nation back on course. And that will be to the great relief of all free nations, I’m sure.

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  • nzkiwi

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:34am

    Well, while I was away writing my post, Phunky’s post at the top went on and said more or less the same thing.

    Except that I think that he said it better.

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  • soybomb315_II

    Posted on November 5, 2012 at 1:36am

    At this point, i think it’s safe to say they are sheep – not horses

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