The White House says 1,000,000 jobs have been saved or created.

#3
#3
How? Hardly any of the stimulus has been spent yet. They haven't actually done anything at all.
 
#4
#4
Then how come it took my wife 362 days to find a part time job???? He's is lying biggggggggggg Time!
 
#6
#6
My cousin works for a title loan place. Obama has proposed a senate bill. I think it is called senate bill 50 or something. Anywho, if this passes it will limit the amount a bank can charge for overdraft, amount of interest a cash advance can charge, etc. That actually has some benefit to it. What is being left out is the fact if this bill passes, those businesses (pawn shops, cash advance, etc) would be forced into closing their doors. I know this doesn't sound that bad at first, but that is a huge loss in jobs. The company my cousin works for employees about 16,000 employees nationwide. That is just one company. I understand Obama intention for the bill, but it was not well thought out on his part.
 
#10
#10
i believe it. my dad gave me a small rock that i take with me everwhere i go, and to this day, i've never been attacked by a lion. he told me the rock was magical and no lions will ever attack me.
 
#13
#13
i believe it. my dad gave me a small rock that i take with me everwhere i go, and to this day, i've never been attacked by a lion. he told me the rock was magical and no lions will ever attack me.

Well, now we know where you get it.
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#14
#14
I just came back from Northeast Ohio.

There's a million people there looking for work and not one place that's hiring.
 
#15
#15
Earlier this week the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a report called “Trade Action: The Cost for American Workers and Companies.” It describes how the Obama administration’s trade decisions, all of which were sought by Big Labor, will cost 585,000 American jobs.

http://www.uschamber.com/assets/international/uscc_trade_action_inaction_study.pdf

"In recent months, the United States has taken a number of trade actions – and refused to take others – that have a negative impact on U.S. companies, their workers, and the economy. We examine three of these-the failure to implement the U.S.-Colombia and the U.S.-Korea free trade agreements, “BuyAmerican” provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (“Recovery Act”), and the failure to implement the trucking provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement and Mexico’s resulting retaliation against U.S. exports. At the request of the United States Chamber of Commerce, we estimate these three trade actions/inactions would have a negative effect on U.S. companies and their workers, and that employment losses could total as much as 585,800 jobs."
 

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