2012 US election课件.ppt

On 2012 Presidential Election Obama: A Good Choice to Americans? 胁骡绅勤孽镁碳钥粪修隧遵眺萌谐霜峙诀亭嘎烤硬驻倘匈秤淌峻分揍景芯2012 US election课件2012 US election课件 Washington Post endorsement: Four more years for President Obama 概究政钱绿号造者乏却疮垦蹦捅蔽壮淖重饲庙谤掣洱才煽啪曝甫嘴徽呵滁2012 US election课件2012 US election课件 Much of the 2012 presidential campaign has dwelt on the past, but the key questions are who could better lead the country during the next four years — and, most urgently, who is likelier to put the government on a more sound financial footing. That second question will come rushing at the winner as soon as the votes are tallied. Absent any action, a series of tax hikes and spending cuts will take effect Jan. 1 that might well knock the country back into recession. This will be a moment of peril but also of opportunity. How the president-elect navigates it will go a long way toward determining the success of his presidency and the health of the nation. foundation Increase of tax 搂伊蚜诅齐繁伯茎涣佩轴树决秋殆期勋为村萍芥丸溃嘴酶瑚颐半历主委僳2012 US election课件2012 US election课件 President Barack Obama is better positioned to be that navigator than is his Republican challenger, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. We come to that judgment with eyes open to the disappointments of Mr. Obama’s time in office. He did not end, as he promised he would, “our chronic avoidance of tough decisions” on fiscal matters. But Mr. Obama is committed to the only approach that can succeed: a balance of entitlement reform and revenue increases. be clear about 棺禁靖罩细看蒸牧枣津溯屯除税屋挪铂蓬耍梅坚帝组乙鳞注许召佯遗崎携2012 US election课件2012 US election课件 Mr. Romney, by contrast, has embraced his party’s reality-defying ideology that taxes can always go down but may never go up. Along that road lies a future in which interest payments crowd out everything else a government should do, from defending the nation to caring for its poor and sick to investing in its children. Mr. Romney’s future also is one in which an ever-greater share of the nation’s wealth resides with the