Carol Said:

If the GOP Pledge to America restores economic stability, won't the price of gold take a nose dive?

We Answered:

People who invest in gold do so without depending on others to tell them when to do it. It's nose-dived before, and in all reality and common sense, most of us would prefer the economic stability rather than having to rely on a barre ll of paper marks to buy a box of Cheerios. But you weren't looking for someone to point out the ignorant irony of your so-called question, were you?

Lewis Said:

Why is there not much discussion about the GOP "Pledge to America" plan?

We Answered:

No one cared. Even GOP voters recognize rhetoric. There is certainly no way that vague propaganda was going to swing any Independent voters.

they didn't even get the proverbial 15 minutes of fame out of it. More like five minutes.

Nathaniel Said:

Why isnt anything about ending tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas in the GOP Pledge to America?

We Answered:

When you think about it, who is most likely to be Republican, the business owners or the employees.
I guess they have written off the American worker as a major consumer group. They are hoping to make their profits from foreign sales.

George Said:

Why doesn't the GOP "Pledge to America" cite a single source for any of the data or claims made in it?

We Answered:

Sure...It's just like when Pelosi said that we have to pass ObamaCare so we can find out what's in it...Hypocrite!

Marcus Said:

Isn't the GOP "Pledge to America" just the same old empty rhetoric from the GOP?

We Answered:

Yep: notice that it NEVER says it will reduce the deficit. Not once.

And then there are the lies

It declares that “the only parts of the economy expanding are government and our national debt.” Not true. So far this year government employment has declined slightly, while private sector employment has increased by 763,000 jobs.

It says that “jobless claims continue to soar,” when in fact they are down eight percent from their worst levels.

It repeats a bogus assertion that the Internal Revenue Service may need to expand by 16,500 positions, an inflated estimate based on false assumptions and guesswork.

It claims the stimulus bill is costing $1 trillion, considerably more than the $814 billion, 10-year price tag currently estimated by nonpartisan congressional budget experts.

It says Obama’s tax proposals would raise taxes on “roughly half the small business income in America,” an exaggeration. Much of the income the GOP is counting actually comes from big
businesses making over $50 million a year.

http://factcheck.org/2010/09/factcheckin…

Javier Said:

Why does the GOP Pledge to America sound exactly like the same garbage they've been spouting for 10 years?

We Answered:

Because they a bunch if lazy bastards. No new ideas are ever going to come from their little pea brains.

Katie Said:

How would you vote in the CNN Poll on the GOP "Pledge to America"?

We Answered:

They lost me at "private and faith based organizations that form the core of our American values"
Had to throw religion in there almost immediately, didn't they?
The rest was just same ol' same ol'.. heard it all before, nothing new.