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President Obama's message to the Chamber of Commerce is a failure
President Obama went before the Chamber of Commerce today and spoke about the same platform of failed ideas that he mentioned in his State of the Union Address.
In both cases, he emphasized education and infrastructure as the primary means to get American's working again. Unfortunately, American's don't have the money to pay for skyrocketing tuition costs, and the government doesn't have money in the budget for another worthless stimulus bill...
f there ever was an example of Geroge Orwell's 'newspeak', then todays meeting was a real life example. The President spoke on helping small businesses, but for two years he has allowed banks and corporations to borrow from the Federal Reserve at nearly no interest, but not small business...
President Obama sadly has nothing to offer to fix the economy and to stimulate jobs, and this meeting with the Chamber of Commerce today was simply the rhetoric of a community organizer. When you hire crooks into your cabinet like Timothy Geithner, William Daley, and Valerie Jarrett to formulate economic policy, you should not expect actual results, but instead you will see amateurs flayling at problems well above their pay grades.
Of course it was a failure. The business leaders care about profits more than they care about the country.
The President successfully delivered his message to the Chamber.
"We need to out-innovate, out-educate and out-build our competitors," Obama told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. "We need an economy that's based not on what we consume and borrow from other nations, but what we make and sell around the world."
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It's also a message that received a 91% approval rating when he delivered it in his State of the Union. So the only way this would be considered a "failure" is if the Chamber of Commerce ignores the necessity to grow our economy again.
It's also a message that received a 91% approval rating when he delivered it in his State of the Union.
How the **** should I know? I'm the President. I never held a public sector job in my life.
Whovian said:The President spoke on helping small businesses, but for two years he has allowed banks and corporations to borrow from the Federal Reserve at nearly no interest, but not small business...
Infrastructure is code for more government spending. The real answer...the only answer is to eliminate business taxes and resort to a simple sales tax.
"We need an economy that's based not on what we consume and borrow from other nations, but what we make and sell around the world."
That is an accurate statement, but where he will go wrong is he'll look at how the government can force it to happen rather than how can the government make it easier for it to happen.
The Scientific American said:The nation's roads, bridges, levees, schools, water supply and other infrastructure are in such bad shape that it would take $2.2 trillion over five years to bring them up to speed. But even that huge chunk of change would only raise their grade from a "D" average to a "B," according to the latest "Report Card for America's Infrastructure" released today by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).
Or maybe he's referring to the $2.2 trillion the American Society of Civil Engineers estimates it would take America to go from its present grade "D" infrastructure to an above-average "B"
The Scientific American
LOL...have you been to a foreign country? Even Canada? If you grade on a curve...America is an A++
Detroit is the New America.
He was a Senator. And prior to that, a State Senator. He's been in the public sector 1997.
Small businesses can borrow directly from the Small Business Administration. The Fed operates at a macro-level. It operates in stimulating aggregate supply and demand. There are other parts of the federal government that can get things going at the micro-level.
Small Business Jobs Act of 2010
The act passed more tax cuts, increased loan sizes to small businesses, and provided tax credits for business' start up costs. His only failure was not touting the work of the last Congress to get the economy going again.
LOL...have you been to a foreign country? Even Canada? If you grade on a curve...America is an A++
Connecting to Compete Report said:... Logistics encompasses an array of essential activities—from transport, warehousing, cargo consolidation, and border clearance to in-country distribution and payment systems— involving a variety of public and private agents. A competitive network of global logistics is the backbone of international trade. Unfortunately, many developing countries have not yet benefited from the productivity gains of logistics modernization and internationalization implemented over the last 20 years by advanced economies...
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The History Channel said:America’s infrastructure is collapsing. Tens of thousands of bridges are structurally deficient or functionally obsolete. A third of the nation’s highways are in poor or mediocre shape. Massively leaking water and sewage systems are creating health hazards and contaminating rivers and streams. Weakened and under-maintained levees and dams tower over communities and schools. And the power grid is increasingly maxed out, disrupting millions of lives and putting entire cities in the dark. The Crumbling of America explores these problems using expert interviews, on location shooting and computer generated animation to illustrate the kinds of infrastructure disasters that could be just around the bend.
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