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Today--Obama is going to stand in front of the Senate with people who have already received 99 weeks of unemployment insurance--asking for another extension for unemployment benefits.
The dems want to allow UE benefits to last 3 more months, the GOP says it does not need to be passed cause the economy has improved enough not to need it.
more people getting healthcare means MORE healthcare jobs.
make sense
Possibly in the long run, but as Keynes said "in the long run we'll all be dead." (-:
But in seriousness, you make a good pt. If people who lost well paying jobs have to take part-time or no benefit jobs, not extending UI could be justified if they have access to the healthcare they lost. And, I just don't see the case against a temporary extension. The jobs aren't there, the HC isn't there ... yet ... and the loss of the stimulus effect that is already in the econ now because of the benefits would be lost.
The GOP's already shot itself in the foot (again) by cutting the stuff right at the holidays. People had to take the kids' toys back.
oh but the Dems do want to extend it, and will be willing to compromise with the Pubs on a way to fund it.
There ARE nearly four million jobs available, but most are not in the ghetto.
Plus, many ghetto people don't need welfare because they are making money from unreported income, drugs and hookers!
oh but the Dems do want to extend it, and will be willing to compromise with the Pubs on a way to fund it.
and the GOP want to extend it as long as it can be paid for.
more people getting healthcare means MORE healthcare jobs.
make sense
Possibly in the long run, but as Keynes said "in the long run we'll all be dead." (-:
But in seriousness, you make a good pt. If people who lost well paying jobs have to take part-time or no benefit jobs, not extending UI could be justified if they have access to the healthcare they lost. And, I just don't see the case against a temporary extension. The jobs aren't there, the HC isn't there ... yet ... and the loss of the stimulus effect that is already in the econ now because of the benefits would be lost.
The GOP's already shot itself in the foot (again) by cutting the stuff right at the holidays. People had to take the kids' toys back.
they don't care.
they are n a misson to destroy the country and their own party.
they don't care.
they do what they do to make money
they don't care about people and reality.
the republican party is a star making machine now
It prefers NOT to govern they just want the job and the money being in congress gives them.
they are all on the Palin plan
more people getting healthcare means MORE healthcare jobs.
make sense
Possibly in the long run, but as Keynes said "in the long run we'll all be dead." (-:
But in seriousness, you make a good pt. If people who lost well paying jobs have to take part-time or no benefit jobs, not extending UI could be justified if they have access to the healthcare they lost. And, I just don't see the case against a temporary extension. The jobs aren't there, the HC isn't there ... yet ... and the loss of the stimulus effect that is already in the econ now because of the benefits would be lost.
The GOP's already shot itself in the foot (again) by cutting the stuff right at the holidays. People had to take the kids' toys back.
The Republicans don't even have a coherent argument against extending the unemployment benefits.
There is instantaineous money for War and bombs, but no money for people who are just trying
to survive who paid their taxes. Something is wrong with governmental priorities here.
Live: Updates from the Senate floor. To be continued....
more people getting healthcare means MORE healthcare jobs.
make sense