The puzzle pieces continue to fall into place to support the
idea that a Mitt Romney presidency would be great for the economy, writes
BusinessInsider’s Joe Weisenthal.
Back in the Spring, we pointed out that if you believe the
economy needs more fiscal stimulus (which is to say: "deficits") in
order to thrive, that Romney would be the better choice than Obama.
If Obama wins, he's likely to come up against an even more
hostile Congress than he has right now.
On the other hand, if Romney wins, the GOP will quickly
forget about its lower-spending, anti-deficit stance. That's because parties in
the majority don't care about deficits. It's strictly an out-of-power issue.
Once Romney is in power, his main focus will be on winning re-election in 2016,
and that's not going to happen with fiscal contraction and an economic
slowdown....
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