that the free market can't do better. One might initially like being taken care of but, like the child that is taken care of, life is dominated by a well-intentioned government (parents) always there, telling them what to do and when to do it. There is neither liberty nor room for growth. This also requires huge government addicted to spending. Countries, like the US, that are on this path are also on the path to bankruptcy and financial ruin. Business confidence, which is rock bottom, will start rebounding the moment Romney is elected. He will end the business-hostile environment and allow for the boom in the oil market that is straining to happen. He will push for simplifying the tax code and stop the knee-jerk regulatory red tape, all helping small business. He will cut the corporate tax (currently, the highest in the world). This will end much of the outsourcing and be a boost to business. Too many Liberals have this idea that if you are not punishing big business (for some reason), then you are pandering to them. I could fill up a whole post on how Conservative tax policy has worked whenever tried. There's not enough room here. Probably Romney. The reason is because Obama's supporters aren't angry. They love to talk, and blow noise, but he has a terrible record and is promising nothing. He can't run a campaign based on "change" or other nonsensical buzzwords. Romney's supporters, and a lot of independents, are angry. They