Soccer-Beer-Politics-Geoscience-Laughs-Music
...and other rambling perspectives from the desk of Jason S. (And after all, we're only ordinary men.)
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Friday, July 08, 2011
Private-sector job creation deteriorating, too
Political Animal - Private-sector job creation deteriorating, too
I would like to see where the "Stimulus" fits on this timeline, as well as the extension of the Bush tax cuts. The GOP mantra seems to be that "tax cuts" spur job growth. Well, I suspect the stimulus will plot about where the red to blue transition occurs (which makes sense) and will be followed by a distinct uptick in jobs. Where as, the bush tax cut extension will plot somewhere near the tallest blue line (about sixth from the left) and will be followed by a moderate decline in jobs. Until the GOP can provide compelling evidence illustrating their position, I'll B.S. on their statements. Increased corporate incomes goes to (primarily) to the top of that food-chain - not to the middle class.
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Douche....
The GOP (esp. this guy) is so stupid. Don't they know they're pissing people off? I'm making the early call, the tables will turn in the next election, GOP out/DEMS in.
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
Debt Ceiling Debate
This is literally making me crazy now-a-days. I find it hard to believe the GOP are willing to stand behind this nonsense. If polled, I bet more Americans would be willing to tax the rich rather than face a double-dip recession (as would likely happen without a resolution by Aug. 2). Frustrating beyond belief....
Sunday, July 03, 2011
WIN!
Awesome story. Awesome woman to even attempt the catch.
Friday, July 01, 2011
Well, that sucks
Darn...
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
GOP Jokers
During Bush Presidency, Current GOP Leaders Voted 19 Times To Increase Debt Limit By $4 Trillion: "After pushing the government to brink of shutdown last week, Republican Congressional leaders are now preparing to push America to the edge of default by refusing to increase the nation’s debt limit without first getting Democrats to concede to large spending cuts. But while the four Republicans in Congressional leadership positions are attempting to hold [...]"
Of course... These guys (as with many modern-day politicians) make me sick. Funny how they're all fine to extend the debt limit under Bush but not under Obama. Classic. If more people were paying attention, perhaps we would be in this mess.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)