The Moon Landing Was Faked
From GOP.com:
In a 1999 Gallup poll, that’s what 6 percent of Americans believed. And today, that’s the same percentage of Americans that believe that Obama’s $862 billion stimulus created jobs, in a new CBS/New York Times poll. Compare that to the 48 percent of Americans who don’t believe that the stimulus has created, or will create, any jobs.
But Obama’s problem isn’t just the poll numbers. It’s the reality of his stimulus failure. And a new report from Obama’s own economists are confirming that his stimulus package is not delivering on his promises. Yesterday, the White House Council of Economic Advisers released a report estimating the U.S. will add 95,000 jobs per month in 2010, well short of their own job standard. Here’s why:
- Obama promised the stimulus package would create 3.5 million jobs by end of 2010.
- Since the stimulus was signed, we have lost 2.8 million jobs.
- In order to meet his own job standard, President Obama needs to create 6.3 million jobs this year, but 95,000 jobs per month would only result in 1.1 million.
- Therefore, at the end 2010, Obama will still have a net job loss of 1.7 million.
Two days ago, Obama still had the gall to say that his policies were “fundamentally business-friendly” and that we “would be hard pressed to identify a piece of legislation that … is not good for business.” But while a majority of Americans (56 percent) say that President Obama does not have a clear plan for creating jobs, it’s actually worse. Obama’s agenda actually kills jobs, and he is dead set on nominating people like Craig Becker, an SEIU and ACORN lawyer, to implement his job-killing regulations.
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CBO estimates the stimulus created 2 million jobs.
Now, I’m not saying that Obama was right in predicting how bad unemployment would become. But are you telling me that we would be better off now without a stimulus bill? Are you telling me the free market would have created those 2 million jobs or more? I mean there are 2 million people now that are able wherever they are to spend money and keep their communities running. you are telling me it would be better without those 2 million?
I fail to understand your viewpoint here.
Are you just against anything this president does? Are you saying the stimulus bill was a total disaster when clearly not having it would have been worse? Or are you just saying that the stimulus bill was a good idea but did not have the impact it should of had meaning that you actually would support a much larger stimulus. Help me understand here.
Again, don’t say that no stimulus would have been ideal. We would have a smaller debt sure, but our economy would be in much greater shambles don’t you agree to that premise?
It’s called Keynesian economics, get an education instead of spreading bile on the internet.
CBO estimates the stimulus created 2 million jobs.
Now, I’m not saying that Obama was right in predicting how bad unemployment would become. But are you telling me that we would be better off now without a stimulus bill? Are you telling me the free market would have created those 2 million jobs or more? I mean there are 2 million people now that are able wherever they are to spend money and keep their communities running. you are telling me it would be better without those 2 million?
I fail to understand your viewpoint here.
Are you just against anything this president does? Are you saying the stimulus bill was a total disaster when clearly not having it would have been worse? Or are you just saying that the stimulus bill was a good idea but did not have the impact it should of had meaning that you actually would support a much larger stimulus. Help me understand here.