VIDEO: How to create one million jobs
The June jobs report shows yet another sobering month of stubbornly high unemployment.
The jobless recovery has many public opinion polls showing “jobs and unemployment” as Americans’ top concern. Other polls are beginning to find “federal debt” is most worrisome to the public.
It’s no wonder why: since the stimulus was passed, unemployment has gone from 13 to 15 million, and government spending has created a debt close to the size of our entire economy.
We know of a way to help halt the growth of debt AND create jobs. Just follow the 5 easy steps outlined in the video.
Step 6 (if there was a Step 6): send this video to your friends, family and co-workers before government policy bankrupts our country.
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Yes that is nit pick Brett. Obama and team do not get it. Cut spending, set a clear direction so small biz can feel like they are not going to get taxed to death to support entitlements, healthcare and vote buying for Obama. That will drive confidence that demonstrates Obama understands what drives our economy and he won’t have to ask congress for more money to support those who are unemployed because businesses are in a hiring freeze and their is no confidence in America’s leadership. Remember Obama has never run a business nor has he had any real experience running a country. And he is apologetic for America’s great past. Finally he is going through a very steep on the job learning curve. And the economy is going in the opposite direction because of this.
Yes that is nit pick Brett. Obama and team do not get it. Cut spending, set a clear direction so small biz can feel like they are not going to get taxed to death to support entitlements, healthcare and vote buying for Obama. That will drive confidence that demonstrates Obama understands what drives our economy and he won’t have to ask congress for more money to support those who are unemployed because businesses are in a hiring freeze and their is no confidence in America’s leadership. Remember Obama has never run a business nor has he had any real experience running a country. And he is apologetic for America’s great past. Finally he is going through a very steep on the job learning curve. And the economy is going in the opposite direction because of this.
A=B=C
A: National Debt
B: Big Spender Politicians
C: Greed for money and power
Most of our political leaders are like a “one man show” on a basketball team who is not a team player. They are in it for themselves. In fact the 2 party system reminds me of the Looney Tunes’ “Ralph Wolf” and “Sam Sheepdog”. They are friends when off the clock but mortal enemies when on the clock. They are all (most of them) in it for themselves.
Last week, I had a conversation with an 18yr US representative that retired 2 years ago but still has to work to pay of his ten’s of thousands in debt (30+ years in politics as a career politician). He’s a Republican who said his pension from US Congress does not make ends meet and that he wished he’d retired 6 years ago when his pension would be bigger (sign that he was career minded and not constituency minded). He also said he borrowed money in all those 18 years to keep up with the lifestyle he wanted.
LESSON: most of our government leaders think that way (Democrat, Republican, Independent, whatever); their mindset and behaviour in their personal life is expressed in their government positions. Most do not know what they are doing. This former congressman spent money he didn’t have and expects taxpayers to bail him out.
A=B=C
A: National Debt
B: Big Spender Politicians
C: Greed for money and power
Most of our political leaders are like a “one man show” on a basketball team who is not a team player. They are in it for themselves. In fact the 2 party system reminds me of the Looney Tunes’ “Ralph Wolf” and “Sam Sheepdog”. They are friends when off the clock but mortal enemies when on the clock. They are all (most of them) in it for themselves.
Last week, I had a conversation with an 18yr US representative that retired 2 years ago but still has to work to pay of his ten’s of thousands in debt (30+ years in politics as a career politician). He’s a Republican who said his pension from US Congress does not make ends meet and that he wished he’d retired 6 years ago when his pension would be bigger (sign that he was career minded and not constituency minded). He also said he borrowed money in all those 18 years to keep up with the lifestyle he wanted.
LESSON: most of our government leaders think that way (Democrat, Republican, Independent, whatever); their mindset and behaviour in their personal life is expressed in their government positions. Most do not know what they are doing. This former congressman spent money he didn’t have and expects taxpayers to bail him out.
It is far past time to tell these morons, from the local dogcatcher right up to the corrupt chief executive, some of Donald Trump’s favorite words: YOU’RE FIRED!!
It is far past time to tell these morons, from the local dogcatcher right up to the corrupt chief executive, some of Donald Trump’s favorite words: YOU’RE FIRED!!
Brett,
I don’t think the video did a very good job of explaining how reducing debt will increase jobs either. I think what they mean is if they lower the total debt this would in turn lower the amount of interest paid on our national debt. Less interest on debt in turn means less tax dollars needed to pay interest on the debt. This, in theory, would lower taxes leading companies to have more money to hire workers or invest in equipment (investing in equipment causes other companies to hire workers to build the equipment) in place of paying higher taxes.
Brett,
I don’t think the video did a very good job of explaining how reducing debt will increase jobs either. I think what they mean is if they lower the total debt this would in turn lower the amount of interest paid on our national debt. Less interest on debt in turn means less tax dollars needed to pay interest on the debt. This, in theory, would lower taxes leading companies to have more money to hire workers or invest in equipment (investing in equipment causes other companies to hire workers to build the equipment) in place of paying higher taxes.
Cutting spending will hurt job growth in the short-term, but spurn more growth in the long-term. It’s a hard sell for an electorate that demands instant results.
Cutting spending will hurt job growth in the short-term, but spurn more growth in the long-term. It’s a hard sell for an electorate that demands instant results.