In other words keep all the waste that is there and keep spending money
on programs that do nobody any good just so you can keep your numbers
regardless of the affect they have on the deficit. Keep taxing middle
class citizens from the private sector to keep paying federal plutocrats
and keep them in office. That is your solution? Not nearly good
enough. Get rid of the dead wood and the useless jobs that are there in
abundance. That is what Zero claimed he wanted to investigate with his
new panel. Guess you just want to know who is useless and do nothing
about them. Sounds like a Dem program.
On 02/17/2011 10:03 AM, Tommy News wrote:
Cut new government hires, especially in the military, but do not
eliminate existing jobs and fire current employees.
On 2/17/11, Mark<[email protected]> wrote:
You do realize that cutting a GOVERNMENT job has a POSITIVE effect on every
other citizen and the economy, don't you ??
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 8:35 AM, Tommy News<[email protected]> wrote:
No, you have it wrong.
I am all for cutting the budget, but not for eliminating many
thousands of existing jobs.
Instead, end the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy,
Cut military spending, fraud, and waste!
On 2/16/11, dick thompson<[email protected]> wrote:
You are joking that you think he is wrong, aren't you? You think it is
just fine and dandy that more and more people become federal employees
rather than working in the private sector? Amazing.
The more people who work in the private sector, the less our feds will
control and the less the cost to the people. The more who work for the
feds and other governments the more taxes will be required. You
progressives are finally admitting to what you want to do. You want to
tax the people so much that no private enterprise can succeed.
Boehner has it exactly right!
On 02/16/2011 09:11 AM, Tommy News wrote:
From: "Charles Chamberlain, Democracy for America"
<[email protected]>
Talking Points Memo reports that at a press conference this
morning,
Speaker John Boehner was asked a rather obvious question based on
this
point:
If House Republicans succeed in cutting tens of billions of
dollars
in
discretionary spending over the next six months, some of the most
immediate victims will be federal employees, many of whose jobs
will
be
slashed as their agencies pare back.
You know what his answer was?
"So be it."
Yup, that's right. If the Republican budget cuts cost Americans
their
jobs, the Republican response is "so be it."
It's time for progressives to offer a real alternative. America
needs
to
know what we stand for, what makes Democrats different from
Republicans,
and our vision for moving America forward.
Join me in calling on Democrats to fight for a progressive budget
that
has
no cuts to vital programs, invests in jobs, and makes the rich and
corporations pay their fair share.
[1]ADD YOUR NAME NOW
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The budget fight is just beginning and it's going to be a big one.
Republicans are claiming they'll shut the government down if they
don't
get their way. They're willing to cost even more Americans their
jobs
--
just so Republicans can make a political point in an attempt to
hold
Obama
hostage.
What Republicans don't understand is if Democrats stand together,
we'll
win this fight.
The majority of America is on our side.
1) NO CUTS TO VITAL PROGRAMS
Americans don't want cuts to programs like Social Security,
Medicare,
and
others that keep seniors out of poverty and helps the struggling
middle
class.
Republicans are even going after the WIC program which provides
supplemental food, health care referrals, and nutrition education
for
low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, and to
infants
and children up to age five who are found to be at nutritional
risk.
Are
they serious? I guess, if more babies die in America because of
lack
of
food, John Boehner's response will be "So be it."
2) INVEST IN JOBS
Americans want strategic investments in jobs and job creation
because
and
getting more people back to work is actually the best way to reduce
the
deficit. The President said it best when he unveiled his suggested
investments in job creation earlier this week:
"We also have a responsibility to invest in those things that are
absolutely critical to preparing our people and our Nation for the
economic competition of our time. We do this by investing in and
reforming
education and job training so that all Americans have the skills
necessary
to compete in the global economy. We do this by encouraging
American
innovation and investing in research and development -- especially
in
the
job-creating industries of tomorrow such as clean energy. We do
this
by
rebuilding America's infrastructure so that U.S. companies can ship
their
products and ideas from every corner in America to anywhere in the
world."
3) EVERYONE PAYS THEIR FAIR SHARE
Middle class Americans and the poor are sick of carrying all the
weight
when Washington talks about "shared sacrifice." It's time to make
sure
that every American pays their fair share and that means repealing
the
tax
cuts for the rich and ending big business subsidies to industries
already
making millions in net profits.
We must fight to end government subsidies to companies who like
Exxon/Mobil have record breaking profits while paying next to
nothing
in
corporate taxes.
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This will be a fight and we won't get everything we want -- but we
absolutely must fight. Because win or lose, Americans must see
Democrats
fighting for them in Washington.
It's time to stand up and expose Republicans for caring more about
defeating Obama than creating jobs. And if exposing Republicans for
who
they are costs Speaker John Boehner his job, then so be it.
Thank you for everything you do,
-Charles
Charles Chamberlain, Political Director
Democracy for America
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