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The GOP bailed out the banks, Wall Street, and the rich.

How?


By government spending.


What do the rest of Americans get?


The GOP wants to slash government spending for most Americans.


Fewer benefits - benefits Americans thought they could count on. Benefits they were promised. Benefits they've earned. Benefits they need.




Right now, I'm worried about the damage that might be done by one particularly wrong-headed idea: the notion that, in stark contrast to Keynes's teaching, government spending destroys jobs.




No, that's not a typo.




House Speaker John Boehner and other Republicans regularly rail against "job-killing government spending."




Think about that for a minute. The claim is that employment actually declines when federal spending rises.




Using the same illogic, employment should soar if we made massive cuts in public spending, as some are advocating right now.




Acting on such a belief would imperil a still-shaky economy that is not generating nearly enough jobs.




So let's ask: How, exactly, could more government spending "kill jobs"?






http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303635604576392023187860688.html
 
Suppose we enacted a modest fiscal stimulus program specifically designed for maximum job creation?




My personal favorite is a tax credit for firms that add to their payrolls, but there are other options, and suppose we combined that with a serious plan for reducing future deficits, and enacted the whole package now.




Then we could, in a sense, have our cake and eat it, too.




A package like that is not fantasy.






I believe that a bipartisan group of economists, if given the authority, free of political interference, would design some version of it.






But that's not how budget decisions are, or should be, made, and as long as one political party clings to the idea that government spending kills jobs, it's hard to see how we extricate ourselves from this mess.
















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Suppose we enacted a modest fiscal stimulus program specifically designed for maximum job creation?

Uhm.... that's what we were told the last $800 billion was for.... you know, those "shovel-ready jobs" which never materialized?

Suppose we kick the Keynesian libtard idiots and Democratic Socialists out of Congress, so we can get the country back on the right track again?

That sounds like the best idea to me!
 
The GOP bailed out the banks, Wall Street, and the rich.

How?


By government spending.


What do the rest of Americans get?


The GOP wants to slash government spending for most Americans.


Fewer benefits - benefits Americans thought they could count on. Benefits they were promised. Benefits they've earned. Benefits they need.




Right now, I'm worried about the damage that might be done by one particularly wrong-headed idea: the notion that, in stark contrast to Keynes's teaching, government spending destroys jobs.




No, that's not a typo.




House Speaker John Boehner and other Republicans regularly rail against "job-killing government spending."




Think about that for a minute. The claim is that employment actually declines when federal spending rises.




Using the same illogic, employment should soar if we made massive cuts in public spending, as some are advocating right now.




Acting on such a belief would imperil a still-shaky economy that is not generating nearly enough jobs.




So let's ask: How, exactly, could more government spending "kill jobs"?






http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303635604576392023187860688.html

The democrat-republican party bailed out the banks.

And a lot more Americans than you realize know this fact.

You're such a dumb ass.

Looking at your stupid post of all you say here, is like looking at a pedophile who thinks they're making a point.

What a complete dumb ass you are.
 
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