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Yea the People will be watching. If the Republicans revert back to their Democrat-Light routine,they will be done again. The People don't want Democrat-Light. Those days are over.
Interestingly enough, however, were it not for the fact that the teabaggers nominated nutjobs like Angle, O'Donnell and Buck, the GOP would have won back the senate as well!
I am sure that the teabaggers must be quite proud of THAT!
Sure it will. It will keep them from taxing the bejeebus out of those that are working. And while they're at it? Government just needs to get out of the way and loose their grip on companies through taxation.
Not many are getting jobs or people are losing jobs because of the uncertainty of whay Obama and the Government is going to do next.
Remove the uncertainy? We get moving one direction or another.
Sure it will. It will keep them from taxing the bejeebus out of those that are working. And while they're at it? Government just needs to get out of the way and loose their grip on companies through taxation.
Not many are getting jobs or people are losing jobs because of the uncertainty of whay Obama and the Government is going to do next.
Remove the uncertainy? We get moving one direction or another.
Obama lowered taxes for most people, and cutting government spending does not create jobs, it removes them. Also, counting loopholes, American companies pay lower taxes than most developed nations.
We could also alleviate uncertainty by making sure people have a better understanding of how the economy works. For example, government spending is what creates jobs immediately.
Another fallacy is that the government needs to raise taxes to spend. The national debt is really not as big of a deal as most people believe (I'd be happy to explain more). To get us out of the great depression the national debt went to about 90% of GDP which is I believe about 35% higher than it is now.
Tax cuts are also a good idea in this situation, and Obama gave them to the vast majority of people. Are we in agreement that the top 2% aren't hurting right now and don't need the tax cuts?
Sure it will. It will keep them from taxing the bejeebus out of those that are working. And while they're at it? Government just needs to get out of the way and loose their grip on companies through taxation.
Not many are getting jobs or people are losing jobs because of the uncertainty of whay Obama and the Government is going to do next.
Remove the uncertainy? We get moving one direction or another.
Obama lowered taxes for most people, and cutting government spending does not create jobs, it removes them. Also, counting loopholes, American companies pay lower taxes than most developed nations.
We could also alleviate uncertainty by making sure people have a better understanding of how the economy works. For example, government spending is what creates jobs immediately.
Another fallacy is that the government needs to raise taxes to spend. The national debt is really not as big of a deal as most people believe (I'd be happy to explain more). To get us out of the great depression the national debt went to about 90% of GDP which is I believe about 35% higher than it is now.
Tax cuts are also a good idea in this situation, and Obama gave them to the vast majority of people. Are we in agreement that the top 2% aren't hurting right now and don't need the tax cuts?
With their sweeping electoral victory in hand, Republicans are committed to ending earmarks - the local-project riders to legislation - and focusing on the big national issues, a top Senate Republican said Wednesday.
"We can't have 500 congressmen and senators who think it's their job to bring home the bacon - and that's what's going to change," South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint told CBS' "The Early Show. "One of the first thing we'll do in the House and Senate is ban earmarks as Republicans - that'll get our eyes back on fixing our tax code, fixing social security and Medicare, getting America back to work.
With their sweeping electoral victory in hand, Republicans are committed to ending earmarks - the local-project riders to legislation - and focusing on the big national issues, a top Senate Republican said Wednesday.
"We can't have 500 congressmen and senators who think it's their job to bring home the bacon - and that's what's going to change," South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint told CBS' "The Early Show. "One of the first thing we'll do in the House and Senate is ban earmarks as Republicans - that'll get our eyes back on fixing our tax code, fixing social security and Medicare, getting America back to work.
DeMint: We'll Ban Earmarks Right Away - The Early Show - CBS News
Great start.
Wow what a difference two years makes huh? Even i didn't think the Republicans would come roaring back to life the way they did on Tuesday. I really did think it would take them many more years to come back. I didn't declare them Dead & Buried like so many others did but i did think it would take them awhile longer to come back. They really did achieve some massive and historical gains on Tuesday. I think winning the majority of Governorships back might be their biggest Win. It doesn't get as much publicity as the Congressional Elections do but having the majority of Governorships will be huge for them in future Elections. So to all those Democrats who were out there boasting about the Republican Party being Dead,i simply say...Not so fast my Friend!
This shows that you have a fundamental misunderstanding of economics. Government spending of debt money does not result in any net creation of jobs at all. It only confiscates wealth from private citizens and forces them to pay for centrally-planned jobs that the real economy usually neither needs nor benefits from. At the end of the day we are left with one thing - a pile of debt.
America needs more savings, not more spending.
