Welcome to the Recovery
Higher tax rates on investments and income is a business- and jobs-killer.
The social experiment is over, time to run the Kenyan out of office.
VOTE THEM ALL OUT IN NOVEMBER.
Posted on 10/03/2010 4:41:18 AM PDT by BobP
Americans from coast to coast got burned this summer, but they aren't reaching for the aloe vera. Instead, 14.6 million unemployed Americans have been burned by the "Recovery Summer" that never was. And if Congress doesn't renew the Bush tax cuts soon, the problems will only get worse. On June 17 the Obama administration kicked off its "recovery summer" public-relations campaign to promote the anticipated successes of Congress's use of Keynesian economic strategy -- translated: more government spending -- to reboot the economy.
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Welcome to the Recovery
Higher tax rates on investments and income is a business- and jobs-killer.
The social experiment is over, time to run the Kenyan out of office.
VOTE THEM ALL OUT IN NOVEMBER.
Gov’t spending is NEVER stimulating!
Never has....never will be.
You’ve got to point outwards. No excuses.
“On June 17 the Obama administration kicked off its “recovery summer” public-relations campaign to promote the anticipated successes of Congress’s use of Kenyansian economic strategy...”
There! Fixed it!
On June 17 the Obama administration kicked off its "recovery summer" ... campaign to promote the .... successes of Congress's ... economic strategy -- translated: more government spending....
Yep it worked like a charm!
Aren't we all having fun?
Gotta run now, bye ya'll.
I Tee-Off at 9:30 today.
By the time he leaves office, he’ll NEED a disguise.
With a debt over the next 40 years at over 200 trillion dollars and our economy down the Socialist tubes how can anyone think this is going to work? It is not. My calculator can not even begin to figure it out.
people look forward in planing not backwards.
Can anyone imagine how quick the recovery would be if new pols, including a new president, promised low tax rates for businesses and citizens and spending cuts? The economy would take off like a rocket.
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