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Questions for Candy Crowley
JOBS: No man is an island; in today's world economy, no country is an island.
Our economy no longer remains isolated from other world economies. When poor unemployment statistics – now below 8% -- are cited in the campaign, no one counters with the all-important fact that the US now is part of a global economy with most other countries showing far worse unemployment, compounded by debilitating austerity measures. By comparison, President Obama has avoided these far more extreme nightmares and may now have the US economy on an upswing!
At Tuesday’s Town Hall Meeting, please ask Governor Obama to comment on the fact that “no country is an island,” particularly in the interdependent world of the 21st century. Since no one President alone has the power to isolate, and fully turn around, one economy while neighboring economies and trade partners continue to struggle, restrict Romney to answering this question -- Prove how he could swim against the current of world economies that connect all of us. MAKE HIM ANSWER THIS
QUESTION.
At Tuesday’s Town Hall Meeting, please ask Governor Obama to comment on the fact that “no country is an island,” particularly in the interdependent world of the 21st century. Since no one President alone has the power to isolate, and fully turn around, one economy while neighboring economies and trade partners continue to struggle, restrict Romney to answering this question -- Prove how he could swim against the current of world economies that connect all of us. MAKE HIM ANSWER THIS
QUESTION.
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