It's Not MY Job.....

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"Speaking with Candy Crowley on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-K.Y.) defended his opposition to President Obama’s now dead jobs bill, saying that the federal government should instead focus on decreasing regulations.

Senate Republicans, joined by three conservative members of the Democratic caucus, defeated that $35 billion package last week, which aimed to hire or retain teachers and emergency responders. And Democrats will surely trumpet their recalcitrance as we head into 2012.

Yet McConnell spun the issue in a different light, telling Crowley that saving emergency responders from unemployment shouldn’t be a federal responsibility because we can’t afford “to be bailing out states.” "
 

Gilligan

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[, which aimed to hire or retain teachers and emergency responders. And Democrats will surely trumpet their recalcitrance as we head into 2012."

Yeah. Go ahead and beat that brain-dead theme all you want to; any 'hired or retained' teachers and emergency responders would be facing layoff again by election time 2012, given the fact that the 35 billion dollars was nothing but an extraordinary short-term campaign mode sugar buzz with nothing to replace it when gone.
 

SamSpade

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Yeah. Go ahead and beat that brain-dead theme all you want to; any 'hired or retained' teachers and emergency responders would be facing layoff again by election time 2012, given the fact that the 35 billion dollars was nothing but an extraordinary short-term campaign mode sugar buzz with nothing to replace it when gone.


Exactly. Unless the means are created to KEEP these jobs in place, which would normally be funded by the states anyway, there are two options - the government funds them or the states do, and since they can't - it means in another year, they're back to square one.

Since next year is an election year, it's completely obvious why they want this jobs bill - to buy themselves one more year.

This isn't a save the jobs bill - it's a "Save MY Job" bill, and it squares perfectly with the outrageous claims made by our vice President, who is clearly in full panic mode. Pass the bill, because if you stop and think, you'll see us scrambling for cover. We've done nothing in almost three years to create jobs, but dammit, THIS time we really mean it.
 

Mongo53

New Member
:killingmeHELLO, that is exactly right, it is NOT his job, NOT the job of the federal government.

Your making a purely emotional argument, there are no facts what so ever to support your position.

You're so busy cuttin' n' pastin' any argument that makes Republicans look like meanies, you've lost sight of how ridiculous and ignorant your positions have become.

Thats how low you've gone, you're just hoping there are idiots out there that will listen to your ridiculous arguments that the "Republicans are just plain Meanies!". You'd think you would've learned by now, this crowd is NOT the band of useful idiots that your used to patronizing, people here actually ask what is the problem and how do we solve it.:bigwhoop:
 

aps45819

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Why would anybody think it's the federal government's responsibility to pay state government workers?
 

Mongo53

New Member
Why would anybody think it's the federal government's responsibility to pay state government workers?
Really, its NOT like the Federally government has 15 trillion in debt, that it needs to pay off, its needs to throw more money down the toilet spending on things that is NOT suppose to be spending on, that has proven the first 2 times Obama and Dems have done it recently, it doesn't work.

Its almost like they put their own success over that of the country, and depend on useful idiots to parrot their emotional arguments in an cynical attempt to fool the ignorant.
 
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