Dad2three
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With Republicans taking over Congress today, prepare to be dazzled with their jobs agenda. It is what we have been waiting six years for
In the new Congress, Republicans will have the majority in both the Senate and the House for the first time in eight years. As they get ready to take power, their rhetorical focus is clear: jobs, the economy, and more jobs.
So far, there are two main proposals on deck for the GOP. First, the Hire More Heroes Act, which would make it easier for small businesses that hire veterans to deny health care to their employees. Second, they want to immediately build the Keystone XL pipeline, a project that would transport oil from Canada to the Gulf Coast.
On their own, these are both extremely small-bore policies. But as a jobs agenda, this doesn't even rise to the level of pitiful. It's the latest evidence that Republicans continue to struggle with basic macroeconomics — and it does not bode well for the nation should they win the White House in 2016.
Sorry Republicans The Keystone XL pipeline is not a jobs agenda - The Week
Liberal Dictionary:
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Jobs Agenda - crony capitalism, pork, corporate welfare, Democrat reelection slush fund
Ahh, the ole' "crony capitalism, pork, corporate welfare" claim. Interestingly, that same description was used by the left in regards to the Bush Administration. It's seems that shoe not only fits the left foot but also the right foot!
ahh, the ole' accurate description of the Democrat agenda. Who ever claimed Bush wasn't fond of crony capitalism?
I would bet that when "W" was involved in crony capitalism, you never said a word. Some of us see things without ideological hangups blocking our view.
You're an atheist and yet you're loyal to the GOP. How can you believe in one of these things and deny the other? It's illogical.
The GOP isn't a cult that you believe in. It's simply a large diverse organization I choose to use to pursue my agenda. There is no organized dogma that Republicans are required to believe.
"There is no organized dogma that Republicans are required to believe."
Except signing Grover's no new tax pledge EVER right?