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CBO report on the stimulus
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Bull.
Bull. It didn't create one job.
They should list the jobs it created: names, zip codes, job title and expected duration. But all they ever release is some contrived number. |
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At the same time, its a reasonable assumption that some jobs were created. Whether the method for creating those jobs is flawed is debatable, the fact that there were actually jobs created is indisputable. |
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I know the bank bailouts were worth it, though it is still tough to see those unethical companies getting so much of our tax money.. but was a 1 trillion dollar stimulus worth it? |
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the good news for everyone is we'll never know what would have happened absent the stimulus.
you can reap the small benefits of a slow flat recovery while still complaining that everything the government does is wrong. could those that think everything would have been fine if the government did nothing in the face of a credit crisis point me to an example in history where that was true? |
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Here are some: http://thinkprogress.org/touting-recovery-opposed/ |
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The reality is that the GOP says the stimulus bill "didn't create one job". Yet they are photographed as they pass out stimulus checks in their home districts, while being quoted as saying that the X amount of government stimulus money in their hands for Y project is great because it is creating Z number of jobs. |
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They are politicians. This is 2010. They have been doing the same thing forever just now we have this handy thing called the internet where we can follow and record every move anyone ever makes. There are plenty of things that the GOP does wrong that you can rightfully complain about but this is silly. |
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Sorry you think that is "pointless" to bring up :D |
I officially credit the "stimulus" with creating one job in particular.....
http://www.brownforussenate.com/ And for that I AM HAPPY! |
the stimulus money will be used for bribes
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Democrat re-election slush fund.
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For $800 billion dollars one would assume that a few jobs were created. The question was and is now, is this money being spent in the most pragmatic way to benefit the economy as a whole which will ultimately benefit all? If you answer yes you are hopeless. If you answer no, you are almost assuredly correct but still are guessing. |
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... never mind. |
Scamulus.
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