Meanwhile on the other side, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer was saying that he would take 36,000 job losses any day of the week. He noted that in February 2009, the country lost 700,000 jobs, and that the past month's report shows job losses are slowing. Someone needs to point out to Steny that when you don't have a whole lot of people left to layoff your numbers naturally go down. Hoyer ended his comments on the upbeat, "Nevertheless, millions of Americans remain out of work, and Congress will continue to focus on creating jobs." He feels their pain too but right now there is this little annoying thing called health care that has them preoccupied. It's simply a matter of priorities but just to show you they have the best of intentions, they put together a little "jobs bill" that they hope makes it to the President's desk. In it they hope to spur job growth by offering business tax incentives for hiring unemployed workers. Business would gladly take them up on it if only they had actual work for people to do.
Edisto Joe
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