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It's funny when Conservatives get their butts kicked by BIG NUMBERS in two straight elections in a row because the American people got hip to the fact that all that fear mongering was just a Karl Rove trick... they whine and say the American people are just ignorant!There's no fear mongering in our President telling us the truth that our economy is in the Great Bush Recession and if we don't want things to worsen and possibly become the Great Bush depression we have to act. This general idea of stimulating the economy with a combination of tax cuts (which President Obama already had campaigned on) and spending on infrastructure and other programs as well as helping the states so they don't have to cut even more jobs is a plan of action many top economist predict as having a high probability of working. The whole idea is for the government to spend to save & create jobs in the short term as the weak sectors (financial & housing) rebuild themselves... and the tax cuts put a little more money on the streets as well.It's much better than the, just stick your head in the sand and pretend things will all just work out fine on there own approach... IMO.
It's funny when Conservatives get their butts kicked by BIG NUMBERS in two straight elections in a row because the American people got hip to the fact that all that fear mongering was just a Karl Rove trick... they whine and say the American people are just ignorant!
There's no fear mongering in our President telling us the truth that our economy is in the Great Bush Recession and if we don't want things to worsen and possibly become the Great Bush depression we have to act. This general idea of stimulating the economy with a combination of tax cuts (which President Obama already had campaigned on) and spending on infrastructure and other programs as well as helping the states so they don't have to cut even more jobs is a plan of action many top economist predict as having a high probability of working.
The whole idea is for the government to spend to save & create jobs in the short term as the weak sectors (financial & housing) rebuild themselves... and the tax cuts put a little more money on the streets as well.
It's much better than the, just stick your head in the sand and pretend things will all just work out fine on there own approach... IMO.
