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The New York Democrat said his colleagues in the Senate would be introducing a number of measures aimed at creating jobs, including one that provides tax breaks to companies that hire new workers.
"That is aimed at sort of bringing our Republican colleagues along to do something" about the struggling U.S. economy, which created just 54,000 jobs in May, Schumer said on CBS News' "Face the Nation."
"If they are against a business tax cut to help employment, they have always been for business tax cuts in the past, you gotta wonder, maybe they don't want the economy to grow," said Schumer, the number three Democrat in the Senate.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) earlier on the program said policymakers in Washington "need to quit doing what we have been doing" and said massive government spending programs to aid the economy over the past few years "didn't do any good."
Schumer countered that the $830 billion spending program approved in 2009 prevented what would have been a second Great Depression.
The sparring between Democrats and Republicans over how to reduce unemployment is likely to intensify in coming weeks a statutory deadline for Congress to raise its self-imposed borrowing limit approaches.
Schumer questions GOP sincerity on job creation - CBS News
The New York Democrat said his colleagues in the Senate would be introducing a number of measures aimed at creating jobs, including one that provides tax breaks to companies that hire new workers.
"That is aimed at sort of bringing our Republican colleagues along to do something" about the struggling U.S. economy, which created just 54,000 jobs in May, Schumer said on CBS News' "Face the Nation."
"If they are against a business tax cut to help employment, they have always been for business tax cuts in the past, you gotta wonder, maybe they don't want the economy to grow," said Schumer, the number three Democrat in the Senate.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) earlier on the program said policymakers in Washington "need to quit doing what we have been doing" and said massive government spending programs to aid the economy over the past few years "didn't do any good."
Schumer countered that the $830 billion spending program approved in 2009 prevented what would have been a second Great Depression.
The sparring between Democrats and Republicans over how to reduce unemployment is likely to intensify in coming weeks a statutory deadline for Congress to raise its self-imposed borrowing limit approaches.
Simple and as plain as day right facking there, hire the people you earn your business tax cut, if trickle down tax cuts would create jobs why aren't the Repubs jumping up and down all over this?
Because, as we all know, raising the debt ceiling is a sign of failed leadership.
Because, as we all know, raising the debt ceiling is a sign of failed leadership.
So is it a bad plan people?
For every hire you get a tax cut.
Sounds right up the republican alley.
Do you disapprove?
Rightwingers are always short on answers to simple questions, look at Harry and COG's response.
Schumer questions GOP sincerity on job creation - CBS News
The New York Democrat said his colleagues in the Senate would be introducing a number of measures aimed at creating jobs, including one that provides tax breaks to companies that hire new workers.
"That is aimed at sort of bringing our Republican colleagues along to do something" about the struggling U.S. economy, which created just 54,000 jobs in May, Schumer said on CBS News' "Face the Nation."
"If they are against a business tax cut to help employment, they have always been for business tax cuts in the past, you gotta wonder, maybe they don't want the economy to grow," said Schumer, the number three Democrat in the Senate.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) earlier on the program said policymakers in Washington "need to quit doing what we have been doing" and said massive government spending programs to aid the economy over the past few years "didn't do any good."
Schumer countered that the $830 billion spending program approved in 2009 prevented what would have been a second Great Depression.
The sparring between Democrats and Republicans over how to reduce unemployment is likely to intensify in coming weeks a statutory deadline for Congress to raise its self-imposed borrowing limit approaches.
Simple and as plain as day right facking there, hire the people you earn your business tax cut, if trickle down tax cuts would create jobs why aren't the Repubs jumping up and down all over this?
you gotta be Facking Shating me.....
So is it a bad plan people?
For every hire you get a tax cut.
Sounds right up the republican alley.
Do you disapprove?
Rightwingers are always short on answers to simple questions, look at Harry and COG's response.
Better to be short on answers than to not understand the fucking question, which is your basic problem, idiot. I'm not paid to provide you with solutions. Pray to your Messiah. He'll save you.
Rightwingers are always short on answers to simple questions, look at Harry and COG's response.
Better to be short on answers than to not understand the fucking question, which is your basic problem, idiot. I'm not paid to provide you with solutions. Pray to your Messiah. He'll save you.
What fack are you talking about? The question is as simple as apple pie, if you can't answer you have the facking problem, better yet you haven't even commented on Schumer's proposal.
why are the peopel on the right failing to answer the question?
do they need to wait for their marching orders?
Better to be short on answers than to not understand the fucking question, which is your basic problem, idiot. I'm not paid to provide you with solutions. Pray to your Messiah. He'll save you.
What fack are you talking about? The question is as simple as apple pie, if you can't answer you have the facking problem, better yet you haven't even commented on Schumer's proposal.
I don't overly care aabout it. I don't actually read your bullshit, or waste my time giving any thought to it.... but mocking your stupidity is vaguely entertaining.
Schumer questions GOP sincerity on job creation - CBS News
The New York Democrat said his colleagues in the Senate would be introducing a number of measures aimed at creating jobs, including one that provides tax breaks to companies that hire new workers.
"That is aimed at sort of bringing our Republican colleagues along to do something" about the struggling U.S. economy, which created just 54,000 jobs in May, Schumer said on CBS News' "Face the Nation."
"If they are against a business tax cut to help employment, they have always been for business tax cuts in the past, you gotta wonder, maybe they don't want the economy to grow," said Schumer, the number three Democrat in the Senate.
Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) earlier on the program said policymakers in Washington "need to quit doing what we have been doing" and said massive government spending programs to aid the economy over the past few years "didn't do any good."
Schumer countered that the $830 billion spending program approved in 2009 prevented what would have been a second Great Depression.
The sparring between Democrats and Republicans over how to reduce unemployment is likely to intensify in coming weeks a statutory deadline for Congress to raise its self-imposed borrowing limit approaches.
Simple and as plain as day right facking there, hire the people you earn your business tax cut, if trickle down tax cuts would create jobs why aren't the Repubs jumping up and down all over this?
Because, as we all know, raising the debt ceiling is a sign of failed leadership.
Try a different topic C.O.G. and quit trying to derail the thread. Schumer put a great suggestion out their, one that gives businesses an incentive for hiring new workers, so what's it going to be, a reasonable discussion or a duck-your-head-in-the-sand reply?
