The American jobs recovery is stagnant - despite over a trillion dollars in various government spending programs.
Our neighbors to the north did not initiate widespread government spending to curb unemployment - but rather allowed the private industry to simply recover on its own.
The result? While the Obama White House and Democrat Congress has waged a near all-out war upon American private industry and small business, Canada (historically viewed as more liberal than America) initiated corporate tax cuts that will allow Canada to be among the lowest corporate tax rates of the world's major economies by 2012. These tax cuts were opposed by Canada's liberal party, but unlike the United States, the conservative party took over Canada's Parliament in 2006 - and it appears quite clear that Prime Minister Stephen Harpers push for reduced tax rates allowed Canada to then weather the economic storm far better than the liberals running DC at the same time.
Canada is now emerging as the most business-friendly country in North America, and the resulting job production that is resulting has allowed the Canadian people to enjoy pre-recession employment numbers, and a return to fiscal surplus in the not-too distant future.
America continues mired in high unemployment, and frightening deficit spending under the rule of the Obama regime and the Democrat Congress.
Tax and spend liberalism does not work.
The Obama White House and its tax and spend liberalism is destoying America...
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Here we have American job creation showing stagnant due in great part to the Democrat Party's attack on American business - namely small business.
http://media.hotair.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/employment-us-2007-now.jpg
And here we have Canada's job creation - a direct result of minimal stimulative spending and widespread reductions in taxes - namely corporate taxes. (Basic supply-side economics - allow business to keep more revenue. The business reinvests in itself, and more jobs/taxpayers are created.)
Hot Air Charts of the Day: Employment
Our neighbors to the north did not initiate widespread government spending to curb unemployment - but rather allowed the private industry to simply recover on its own.
The result? While the Obama White House and Democrat Congress has waged a near all-out war upon American private industry and small business, Canada (historically viewed as more liberal than America) initiated corporate tax cuts that will allow Canada to be among the lowest corporate tax rates of the world's major economies by 2012. These tax cuts were opposed by Canada's liberal party, but unlike the United States, the conservative party took over Canada's Parliament in 2006 - and it appears quite clear that Prime Minister Stephen Harpers push for reduced tax rates allowed Canada to then weather the economic storm far better than the liberals running DC at the same time.
Canada is now emerging as the most business-friendly country in North America, and the resulting job production that is resulting has allowed the Canadian people to enjoy pre-recession employment numbers, and a return to fiscal surplus in the not-too distant future.
America continues mired in high unemployment, and frightening deficit spending under the rule of the Obama regime and the Democrat Congress.
Tax and spend liberalism does not work.
The Obama White House and its tax and spend liberalism is destoying America...
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Here we have American job creation showing stagnant due in great part to the Democrat Party's attack on American business - namely small business.
http://media.hotair.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/employment-us-2007-now.jpg
And here we have Canada's job creation - a direct result of minimal stimulative spending and widespread reductions in taxes - namely corporate taxes. (Basic supply-side economics - allow business to keep more revenue. The business reinvests in itself, and more jobs/taxpayers are created.)
Hot Air Charts of the Day: Employment
