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As much as the Obama Administration and the Democratic Partywishes it were not the case, there are fewer people working than when Obama took the oath of office. Almost four years ago.
I don't consider any position that is paid for by tax dollars to be counted as "job creation"....it's dept creation!! Only private companies qualify as a boon to our economy...if tax dollars are used to pay salaries, it's a dept to us and our children.
Yes, some public jobs are required to run our governmental agencies, but the fewer of those jobs, the better for the country's bottom line!
its obummer playing on words...its not just jobs created..its jobs saved too
he personnally saved 4 million jobs from GM...to bad they are now going to mexico
this is how they count 'saved' jobs:
In June, the federal government spent $1,047 in stimulus money to buy a rider mower from the Toro Company to cut the grass at the Fayetteville National Cemetery in Arkansas. Now, a report on the government’s stimulus Web site improbably claims that that single lawn mower sale helped save or create 50 jobs.
so getting a stimulas to buy a 1000 dollars lawn mower = 50 saved jobs.......more fuzzy math from washington
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In one, a Kentucky shoe store reported that it had created nine jobs with an $890 order for work boots. In another, a $7,960 contract for a “Basketball System Replacement” in Ohio claimed it created three jobs.
I don't consider any position that is paid for by tax dollars to be counted as "job creation"....it's dept creation!! Only private companies qualify as a boon to our economy...if tax dollars are used to pay salaries, it's a dept to us and our children.
Yes, some public jobs are required to run our governmental agencies, but the fewer of those jobs, the better for the country's bottom line!
How do you feel about all the private sector jobs that are 100% paid for by U.S. tax dollars? Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, SAIC, etc. They produce nothing that the average consumer could buy and they are paid out of appropriated funds.
How do you feel about all the private sector jobs that are 100% paid for by U.S. tax dollars? Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, SAIC, etc. They produce nothing that the average consumer could buy and they are paid out of appropriated funds.
Further proof that you can't put a price on freedom....
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