Mitt Romney will defeat President Barack Obama in the election this fall.

Well, I managed to translate my opponent's case, which had spelling issues. First, rebuttals and arguments, but they will somewhat blend together to form my case.---Rebuttals/ Arguments---"Barack Obama said that "if the stimulus passed, unemployment would not rise and yet it did, as unemployment still hovers above 8%."True, but the independent, nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said that the Stimulus blunted the blade of this recession. Without the stimulus, GDP would've declined a further -6.5%. A further 8.5 million jobs would've been lost. [1] [2] The unemployment rate is 1.5 points lower than it would've been without the stimulus.So, if Obama had not performed this measure, the recession would've been a full fledged depression. Since Obama in essence prevented an economic depression, and significantly weakened the recession and set the basic conditions for job growth, Obama has been doing a great service. [3]The Stimulus package also created 2.1 million jobs [4] and fired up GDP a significant 3.5%. [5]"The one thing he will try to trade off will be Obamacare, which is a socialist insurance system which will eliminate private businesses entirely and will hurt people who have insurance."First, Romney created the same thing in Massachusetts.Second, it is not Socialist by any measure. It is a Private Insurance give-away to the private health insurance bureaucracies. Romney wants the same exact thing.It reduces the deficit by billions, and those who have insurance will have extra protections (1 physical a year, no donut hole in Medicare, protected coverage). [6]"Barack Obama's first term as president has been detrimental to the economy's health"FACTS kill. -Rescued the US auto industry, which saved more than 1.4 million jobs and prevented a loss of $96 billion in personal income. Made the Big Three profitable for the first time in years, and revitalized US auto manufacturing. The industry has added 200,000 jobs in the last 2.5 years, and GM is now back on top with record profits. [7]-Federal income taxes are the lowest in 60 years. [8]-In just TWO YEARS more private sector jobs created than the ENTIRE BUSH PRESIDENCY [9]-Cut small business taxes, streamlined patent process [10]-More than 4 million jobs created over 25+ consecutive months "Mitt Romney is a much stronger candidate than John McCain"Mitt Romney has the flip-flopper quality of Kerry, and the draft-dodging quality of Clinton.Plus, McCain BEAT Romney. Point proven. "Mitt Romney has a lot more experience in the private sector compared to the minuscule time at a chicago law firm. Mitt Romney knows how to run a business and that's what this country needs right now. Mitt Romney has a spark that will give Obama a run that is much more difficult than the fight McCain gave him.An lastly as of right of now, 55% of Americans are better suited to handle the American Economy."First, executive experience as a private CEO isn't much helpful to the office of President. George Bush (both of them) were CEO's but both economies fared poorly under their presidencies. Hoover was a CEO. Show many real facts.Plus, Obama has entrepreneurial experience, his books sold millions. He also worked at Baskin Robbins (fun fact) and was the editor of the Harvard Law Review, and was also a community organizer, state senator, Illinois State Senator (to Congress), Representative, and an attorney. Sounds like plenty of experience.Other Crushing FactsOf all Americans, 56% think Obama will win reelection. Only 36% think Romney will win, slightly over 1 in 3 people. [11]Obama has a 58% chance of being reelected. Romney only has a 39% chance of being elected President. [12]Sources: [1] http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com... [2] http://news.firedoglake.com...[3] http://www.nationofchange.org...[4] http://www.dailyherald.com...[5] http://content.usatoday.com...[6] http://en.wikipedia.org...[7] http://content.usatoday.com...[8] http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com...[9] http://newsjunkiepost.com...[10] http://www.debate.org...[11] http://www.gallup.com...[12] http://www.intrade.com...