Republican Job Bill Yet? LMAO!

[maxpowr9]

I grow tired of arguing economics in a political forum. The problem is, neither party gets it right and neither ever will.

 

[Kulindahr]

Bringing a nation "hope" (Most people I know didn't get hope from them but ok) can't drop the unemployment rate.

How was this nation destroyed by Obama's policies? I find them quite reasonable after I read the wall street reform bill.

Bringing hope to businesses can bring jobs because they start having confidence to hire. Republicans in general are favorable to business, so it's conceivable.


The Wall Street reform bill was weak.

 

[scream4ever]

So here we are one full month into a Republican House leadership result, from a party that PROMISED they would focus on JOBS, JOBS, JOBS, and yet we don't have a single, solitary, singular, bill that would help unemployment or create jobs! Why is that? Republicans / Conservatives / Wingnuts / Etc... why is that? Where is your rage against them for not doing a single thing to help unemployment?

I thought this Republican Congress / House was going to focus like a laser beam on the economy and jobs??? What happened? What are they doing instead? Why have they put abortion, anti-gay votes, and repeal of healthcare, amongst other items AHEAD of JOBS, JOBS, JOBS!?!?

Don't forget slashing funding to the arts as well!

 

[rareboy]

Are you kidding? Republican economic policy is creating thousands of jobs for maids, chauffeurs, and pool boys. Especially pool boys...

Can we all have one?

 

[Kulindahr]

^ Wouldn't you rather we each had one?

 

[CowboyBob]

Got any polls to back that up?

Because what I'm hearing, from Republicans, is that they wish the assholes would start doing what they were elected to do, i.e. jobs stuff and balancing the budget, and stop playing religious and ideological games.

He's just doing his usual trolling kuli.

Jobs jobs jobs?

No, it's abortion, religion, guns..... same old Republican shit, different day.

 

[PSCGuy]

Bringing hope to businesses can bring jobs because they start having confidence to hire. Republicans in general are favorable to business, so it's conceivable.


The Wall Street reform bill was weak.

Republicans have taken to screaming about "uncertainty" in the economy as an impediment to hiring. And at the same time, they are fighting to defund or repeal the healthcare bill, and fighting against tax code reform. So I don't see how they've bought any hope or stability to the market.

 

[Kulindahr]

Republicans have taken to screaming about "uncertainty" in the economy as an impediment to hiring. And at the same time, they are fighting to defund or repeal the healthcare bill, and fighting against tax code reform. So I don't see how they've bought any hope or stability to the market.

I don't either, except by merely being Republicans. I was just explaining how hope can yield jobs.

 

[JB3]

Don't forget slashing funding to the arts as well!

The government shouldn't be funding the arts. (and this is coming from a music teacher, mind you) The NEA and other programs have harmed arts education in the US more than they've helped. That, and government influence over something that it should have no hand in never results in anything good.

 

[MoltenRock III]

Can we all have one?

You mean, you don't already have one? How do you survive?