Bob F wrote:
zzzzzzzzzz wrote:
On Mon, 2 Jan 2012 11:56:18 -0800, "Bob F"
wrote:


"Bob F" wrote in message
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And if one repub ever had a meaningful plan to help the jobs
problem (other than
tax cuts for the top 1%), we might actually have made progress.

Stormin Mormon wrote:
And, have you considered? That maybe tax cuts for the top 1% is
exactly what is needed? After all, they are the people who own
corporations, and who hire people.

Lets see what real Republicans say: http://www.gop.gov/indepth/jobs

Christopher A. Young
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Well. It's been tried continuously since Reagan took office. Where
are the jobs?

If you had a skill and didn't live in mommy's basement, perhaps you
could have found a job when the unemployment rate was ~3%. I suppose
that's too much to expect, though.

I have always had great jobs, until I retired. But that's certainly
not true of a huge number of people suffering from the Bush
recession. Fortunately, it is beginning to turn around finally.
Private sector jobs have been grow for months.

You are correct. Regrettably, the water is still coming over the levee -
that is more people are joining the brigade of potential workers due to
population growth than are finding jobs. Each month, 220,000 people begin
looking for work for the first time with only half to two-thirds being able
to find jobs.

In my view, no one is suffering from the Bush recession; they are suffering
from the Democratic Congress recession. Heck, the economy was superb during
the first six years of the Bush administration.