Tennessee wrote:Are you talking about middle class tax cuts, if you are I am right there with you. People spend money jobs will be created. Increase unemployment benifits, tax breaks to employers for trainning unskilled workers. Remember JTPA under Reagan. What else? How about investing in renewable energy? More efficient mass transit? Those things create jobs, attract business, and make us more competitive as a nation. TVA in my area has proven that. Another thing you mentioned, consumer confidence agree there as well. As far as giving, I think the government is making loans to those companies, not giving. Like you I don't know how far we should go with that, although alot of jobs at stake there. Anybody else?
I was 8 yrs old when Bush was elected, so to answer that, I haven't the foggiest idea.
The company I work for is large into the renewable energy field but Obrotha (or Nancy or whoever is pulling his strings) has cut funding there. That is a fact, I sit in on those meetings once or twice a week.
Come on now, mass transit would be a nightmare in this part of the country. Granted it works fine in large cities but down here it would wasted, so you're right we'll probably get it.
There is no way they are loaning that much money. AIG for example has gotten close to $30 billion and at its best is worth a $1 billion. I guess they asked really nicely but you find me a bank willing to do that, I would like a new boat.