47% is the percentage which pay no FEDERAL income taxes.
Some of this class is the welfare, dependent-on-government, class. Most of those people are Democrat voters.
Most of the 47% - people who do not make enough money to have to pay federal income taxes.
THEY do not like having so little income and would happily pay more taxes if they could be making more money.
They NEED more money.
The Disaster’s policies PREVENT them from making more money and joining the 53% who are so happily paying ALL the federal income taxes who are paying their FAIR SHARE and more.
Were enough buzz words hit?
It is an easy argument to make.
All true - the key distinction is (in my mind) one of policy vs. campaign tactics.
As a candidate you expend resources where they will do the most good. Be those resources, time, money, boots on the ground, whatever. No point in sending legions of mormons for Romney into the housing projects. Call that racist if you want, but that’s just the way that it is.
Once elected president then the policies that Romney will hopefully enact (and the taxes and regulations that he’ll roll back) will hopefully be a rising tide that will in fact float all boats - in the projects as well as everywhere else.
Romney will have to use few words, because, like Biden, Obama will be in full throat and throttle, not giving anyone a chance to answer anything if he can help it. - Too much has been “invested” in him by his Muslim and commie buddies, hellbent on destroying America, to allow that “rich” Romney to foil any part of it.
If Obama’s re-elected, we face hyperinflation and worse. May God help us.