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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Myth of Job Creation by Lower Taxes
Republican dogma is that lower taxes create jobs.  Wrong!  Job creation statistics do not support their claim. Job creation under George W. Bush’s administration, when Republican tax cuts were pushed heavily, created only 1.1 million new jobs. His dismal net … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Conservatives, Contract from America, Democrat, Election, Politics, Right Wing, Social Security, Tea Party, US National Debt
Tagged gop tax cuts, government job creation, job creation programs, job creation statistics, job creation strategies, job creation under bush, net job creation, Republican economics, republican party economy policy, republican tax cuts
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Entitlement v. Contract
Conservatives have certainly bamboozled mainstream media outlets: CNN, MSNBC, Fox, NBC, CBS, and ABC. Tea Party enthusiasts have the media referring to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid as “entitlements.â€Â Republicans are using this as a symbol, to mean that they … Continue reading
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Tagged Benefit Entitlements, Entitlement Generation, Entitlement Mentality, Entitlement Spending, Federal Entitlement Programs, Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin, Jungian Symbolism, Medicare Entitlement, Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, Social Security Entitlement Program
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