Hilarious, Republicans ask Corporations, "What should we do next?"

[Jarhead]

Yeah, how stupid of Issa. Rather than finding out what regulations are causing businesses the most problems and then prioritizing an effective agenda he should just go off half-cocked in a willy-nilly manner.

Some of you clowns are awfully entertaining.

That was my exaqct point (several posts down).

Exactly what is wrong with consulting with business owners as it pertains to legislation that will affect business owners?

 

[Truthmatters]

How about doing regulations that will keep them from benifiting from the fucking of our entire economic system yet again for their profit.

 

[Jarhead]

How about doing regulations that will keep them from benifiting from the fucking of our entire economic system yet again for their profit.

Talking point TM.

Yes, there are a select few corporations that game the game.

Just as there are a select few consumers that game the game. A select few unemployed that game the unemployment game. And a select few that game the legal system game. And a select few that game the liabiulity insurance game...and I can go on....

But on the most part, business owners are ethical and simply trying to make a buck to suppoort their families while offering goods and services to their community.

Open your mind TM. You are quite passionate about your positions and I admire that....but you will ahceive greater responses in a debate if you were not so closed minded.

 

[Mr. Peepers]

Bush created jobs in the USA faster than they moved to China.

That ended in 2007, when Democrats controlled Congress.

No he didn't. 2.4 MILLION jobs left for China alone from 2000 to 2004 - we're not even talking about those that went to S. America, India and Southeast Asia. There was ZERO job growth under Bush.
Zero, zip, nada.

Bush On Jobs: The Worst Track Record On Record - Real Time Economics - WSJ
Aughts were a lost decade for U.S. economy, workers - washingtonpost.com

 

[rdean]

We are criticizing a politician for consulting with businesses as it pertains to legislative decisions that need to be made regarding businesses?

Why? Do we not see that as the best way to make an educated decision?

Call me nuts, but I will consult with an HVAC specialist as it pertains to my need for a new heating system. Does not mean I will follow such advice, but certianly I will take it into consideration.

I would consiult with a doctor as it pertains to a medical concern. Does not mean I will follow such advice, but certianly I will take it into consideration.

I would consult with an attorney as it pertains to a legal matter. Does not mean I will follow such advice, but certianly I will take it into consideration.

LMAO...and you think it wiser to consult with who....unions perhaps...as it pertains to business decisions?

The right will most definitely call you "nutz". For the right, "education" is "just a piece of paper". Something for "elites".
They insisted Obama knows nothing about the constitution even though he taught "constitutional law" at the university level for 10 years.
And you use as "examples" doctors and attorneys. Two groups the right wing on this board has zero respect for. More "elitists".

I'm surprised right wingers keep insisting it's Democrats in the pockets of corporations. Clearly Republicans are asking their corporate masters what they should be doing. Why doesn't that bother them?

The very worst on the right use China as an "example" when the Chinese have a skyrocketing birth defect rate of 40%.