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Blessed are the job creators, for they shall inherit the earth.
BTW, can you list the "handouts" you dislike and the "handouts" you do like? If you need help with recognizing all of the handouts, beyond those going to those worthless leeches that you know as the poor, I will be glad to help.
Special tax rates should be limited to venture capitalism and entrepeneurship. If something meets that narrow criteria Im all for super low tax rates, perhaps even exempting $X per year entirely.
Trust fund babies are rarely job creators.
Hedge fund managers are rarely job creators.
gambling on commodities thru funds is not a job creator.
The rich create all the jobs is like saying all NBA players are men therefore all men are NBA players.
Reward the creators, the rest of them can pay the stated income tax rates. At the same time start combining federal agencies and departments in a planned consistent nonduplicative manner for REAL spending cuts.
Blessed are the job creators, for they shall inherit the earth.
BTW, can you list the "handouts" you dislike and the "handouts" you do like? If you need help with recognizing all of the handouts, beyond those going to those worthless leeches that you know as the poor, I will be glad to help.
Today "entrepreneurs" don't create jobs. They could if they wanted (they are currently sitting on huge piles of cash), but they won't. Indeed, no government can do what the private sector can.
However, unlike what conservatives claim, it has little to do with Obama (or the government in general). The main reason is they don't expect quick gains in the near future. Demand from US consumers is not expected to grow very fast so they stay out.
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