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“Median income of American households dropped to its lowest level since 1995 last year, extending its decline during President Barack Obama’s tenure and highlighting the depth of the damage to the middle class inflicted by the recession and weak recovery.” – Financial Times

If we elect one guy over the other our economy might decline at a slightly different pace. But in the end both political parties are taking us to the exact same place. Down the toilet.

Instead of following laws and policies set by our elected representatives, EPA is now controlled by environmental ideologues, determined to impose their utopian ideas, via a massive and arrogant power grab. President Obama set the tone, with his promises to “bankrupt” coal and utility companies and “radically transform” our economy and society, and serves as the rogue agency’s cheerleader-in-chief.

Four more years of economic suicide or Romney – Ryan? The choice is clear. A mountain of debt that Obama himself called unpatriotic or a budget. The Democrats haven’t passed a budget in three years. Obama’s multi-trillion dollar spending budget didn’t receive one vote from either party.

The choice is clear this November. National suicide or a chance at recovery. Under Obama household income has fallen more during his “recovery” than during the recession. Gas prices have more than doubled under Obama’s anti-energy policies. 2 million less people are working than when Obama took over. The only budget Obama has proposed would drive the debt ever greater with continuing record deficits.

Can we survive four more years of national suicide? Doug Ross offers four simple charts showing Obama’s disastrous results from his “fundamental transformation” of America.

Obama’s first budget spent $11,600 per capita. The first Carter budget spent $6,600 per person, and president Reagan’s first budget spent $7,000.

Salazar claimed that Obama energy policies were responsible for reduced oil imports, for record natural gas production, for American auto manufacturers making cars that ‘Americans want to buy,’ and for creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in the renewable sector. But the facts are not on Secretary Salazar’s side.

With Obama in office, we’re going down the tubes for sure. We may well go down anyway with Romney, and Romney is no radical for capitalism (i.e. freedom) and individual rights. Radical U-turns in economic policy are what’s required to truly save America. But if there’s any time left to buy, perhaps Romney could buy it. – Capitalism Magazine

Can we afford four more years of economic suicide? Will Americans be fooled again? Will it even be close?