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**statistica** · 09-17-2011, 03:14 PM

Will that create jobs in the short term in say 1-5 years ?
Will it reduce the 15 trillion dollar debt we are approaching...

Sure, the spending needs to stop...

But we wont be seeing job creation on the scale that is needed...
Its something the federal Government cant and wont get a handle on !

Because the federal government cant create enough jobs, it cant coax them back from overseas...
And for people who are still working , it cant force pay increase's that are needed !

Its a myth, a lie ,a fallacy...
Obama, Perry, ... they dont have the solution !

We are in bigger trouble then the media or the govt is letting on.

Don't be such a pessimist. Hell, it was only a few years ago we had pretty much full employment.

The government is stifling job creation by it's over-regulation. In two ways. If you take energy as an example, we are not exploring and extracting all of our energy resources, which would create jobs, and since we are not extracting, the price of energy is higher, which leaves less money in the pockets of Americans to buy other things that would create jobs. Using food as fuel hurts in the same way. Now food is more expensive, too.

We could drop the price of food and energy, our two key necessities, dramatically.

09-17-2011, 03:14 PM	#14
statistica Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	Will that create jobs in the short term in say 1-5 years ? Will it reduce the 15 trillion dollar debt we are approaching... Sure, the spending needs to stop... But we wont be seeing job creation on the scale that is needed... Its something the federal Government cant and wont get a handle on ! Because the federal government cant create enough jobs, it cant coax them back from overseas... And for people who are still working , it cant force pay increase's that are needed ! Its a myth, a lie ,a fallacy... Obama, Perry, ... they dont have the solution ! We are in bigger trouble then the media or the govt is letting on. Don't be such a pessimist. Hell, it was only a few years ago we had pretty much full employment. The government is stifling job creation by it's over-regulation. In two ways. If you take energy as an example, we are not exploring and extracting all of our energy resources, which would create jobs, and since we are not extracting, the price of energy is higher, which leaves less money in the pockets of Americans to buy other things that would create jobs. Using food as fuel hurts in the same way. Now food is more expensive, too. We could drop the price of food and energy, our two key necessities, dramatically.
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