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Obama outlines job-creation plan
http://edition.cnn.com/ 2008/ POLITICS/ 11/ 22/ obama.e...President-elect Barack Obama on Saturday offered an outline of his economic recovery plan and jobs were the top priority.
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CHANGE (my plan) AND HOPE (no one notices)
http://rev22.org/index.php/2008/12/change-my-plan-and-hope-n...Thank God… That’s a phrase I don’t use flippantly and in this case I mean it quite literally. Thank God… It seems (too early to know for sure yet) that our president-elect indeed was just blowing smoke to make the far left and the media elect him. My worst fear was that he would actually do what he promised… thank God he’s just another lying politician! He’s about half way through making his appointments. Change… an economic team of supply-siders. Whew.. He’s already backing off of his grand plans to punish the successful. Hopefully that means he’s listening to newly appointed Christina Romer, his Chairwoman of the Council of Economic Advisors. He clarified that he may not create 2.5 million jobs, he will “save or create” 2.5 million jobs. How do you quantify how many jobs you have saved?… Well I hope he “saves” mine. I’m not much for digging ditches and building roads (jobs which he intends to create). He’s keeping Gates (the current Secretary of Defense), bringing back Jones (an appointee of Condoleezza Rice) and Holder (an appointee of Ronald Reagan). Even his selection for Secretary of State is being hailed by Rush Limbaugh We’re not out of the woods, but maybe I can breath a little bit… we’ll see.
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Permalink November 22nd, 2008 I don’t Know About You… ….but I have no fucking clue how to do construction. “We’ll put people back to work rebuilding our crumbling roads and bridges, modernizing schools that are failing our children, and building wind farms and solar panels, fuel-efficient cars and the alternative energy technology that can free us from our dependence on foreign oil and keep our economy competitive in the years head,” he [Obama] said. Chromed by LL at 9:59 am
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Got a tip for a post?: Email us | Anonymous form Get Environment in your mailbox! Obama Announces 'Economic Recovery Plan' to Create 2.5 Million Jobs Posted by Staff, AlterNet on November 22, 2008 at 9:31 AM. "It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will."From CNN:American workers will rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, modernize its schools and create more sources of alternative energy, creating 2.5 million jobs by 2011, President-elect Barack Obama said today in the weekly Democratic address. He posted the video message on his Web site. AlterNet Home » Post Tools:
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Got a tip for a post?: Email us | Anonymous form Get Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace in your mailbox! Obama Announces 'Economic Recovery Plan' to Create 2.5 Million Jobs Posted by Staff, AlterNet on November 22, 2008 at 9:31 AM. "It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will."From CNN:American workers will rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, modernize its schools and create more sources of alternative energy, creating 2.5 million jobs by 2011, President-elect Barack Obama said today in the weekly Democratic address. He posted the video message on his Web site. AlterNet Home » Post Tools:
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Obama Announces ‘Economic Recovery Plan’ to Create 2.5 Million Jobs
http://politicsorpoppycock.com/2008/11/24/obama-announces-ec...Obama Announces ‘Economic Recovery Plan’ to Create 2.5 Million Jobs Posted by James O'Rourke on November 24, 2008 Posted by Staff, AlterNet at 9:31 AM on November 22, 2008. “It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will.” “It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will.”From CNN: American workers will rebuild the nation’s roads and bridges, modernize its schools and create more sources of alternative energy, creating 2.5 million jobs by 2011, President-elect Barack Obama said today in the weekly Democratic address. He posted the video message on his Web site. Posted in Issues, Obama Administration | Tagged: Obama, *Economy, youtube, weekly address, new jobs
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The Monday ‘BushWhack’ing
http://thebushwhackedleague.blogspot.com/2008/11/monday-bush...Over the weekend…Sen. Lieberman refused to apologize for campaigning against and harshly criticizing Barack Obama. Appearing on “Meet the Press” yesterday, the… the…God I don’t even know what to call the man anymore; ah screw it; Lieberman did say he “regrets” “some of the things” he said… uh-huh. Thanks for that Joe… you schmuck.Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss of Georgia skipped the Senate vote on the Unemployment Compensation Extension Act of 2008 this weekend (the bill would have extended unemployment benefits 13 weeks in states with an unemployment rate of at least 6%) so he could give a speech on… wait for it… Georgia’s unemployment. Can we say ‘irony’?“President” Bush attended the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Peru… Thomas Friedman wrote this in Sunday’s NY Times; “If I had my druthers right now we would convene a special session of Congress, amend the Constitution and move up the inauguration from Jan. 20 to Thanksgiving Day. Forget the inaugural balls; we can’t afford them. Forget the grandstands; we don’t need them. Just get me a Supreme Court justice and a Bible, and let’s swear in Barack Obama right now — by choice — with the same haste we did — by necessity — with L.B.J. in the back of Air Force One.” SECONDED!!!Monday already? At least it’s a short week…Citigroup is getting bailed out…President-elect Obama’s economic team is starting to take shape, and it looks impressive.It’s amazing that PE Obama has not even taken office yet and he’s getting criticized. First it’s a column on CNN.com that says Obama needs to lead on the current economic crisis. No, he really doesn’t. He’s not president yet, George Bush is, and HE is the one who should be acting to help the economy… and any criticism of Obama is ridiculous and everyone knows that if Obama was trying to lead during this crisis before being sworn in, people would be railing against that. The one and only person who should be leading now to help the economy is the President… not the President-elect. Give it a rest people…And have we mentioned? That a new system of monitors that was designed to track lead emissions from factories has been “scaled back” after (surprise, surprise) the White House intervened “at the last minute”? The scaling back will further weaken last month’s EPA ruling that limits toxic metal particles in the air. Ya see, the White House (who it should be known HATES the environment) altered the EPA’s plan that would have required lead monitors next to any factory that emitted at least half a ton of lead a year, therefore raising the threshold to a ton of lead or more… so take a deep breath and feel the burn.
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Got a tip for a post?: Email us | Anonymous form Get Video in your mailbox! Obama Announces 'Economic Recovery Plan' to Create 2.5 Million Jobs Posted by Staff, AlterNet on November 22, 2008 at 9:31 AM. "It is time to act. As the next president of the United States, I will."From CNN:American workers will rebuild the nation's roads and bridges, modernize its schools and create more sources of alternative energy, creating 2.5 million jobs by 2011, President-elect Barack Obama said today in the weekly Democratic address. He posted the video message on his Web site. AlterNet Home » Post Tools:
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