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Veteran Expediter
I caught this article and almost vomited.
News from The Associated Press
Here are what the writer claims as their accomplishments.
Making college loans more affordable.
Let's try instead to find out why college costs so much in the first place. Then let's start cutting the funding to a lot of them through off the wall grants.
The Cash for Clunkers program that helped rejuvenate the auto industry.
Didn't see to really help, did it? Maybe because the auto industry wasn't suffering as they made it out but instead two companies were because of mis-management and bad products.
New consumer protections for credit card users.
Like really, let's just enforce the laws.
Making it easier for women to challenge pay discrimination.
Here is a big crock, what is the EEOC there for?
Maybe changing the regulations the EEOC operates under and enforce the laws instead.
Increasing federal regulation of tobacco products.
Not important, especially with people being out of work and no hope in sight for a lot of them.
Cracking down on waste in Pentagon weapons acquisition.
Not as important as getting the economy back on track.
Making attacks based on sexual orientation a federal hate crime.
Another thought police law we don't need.
Giving businesses tax incentives to hire unemployed workers.
Did it help?
Tax credits for first-time homeowners.
It also didn't help.
I am trying to figure out why anyone would even consider this productive. If the economy improved, if we didn't add so much debt, and congress acted as adults, then ok it may have been.
News from The Associated Press
Here are what the writer claims as their accomplishments.
Making college loans more affordable.
Let's try instead to find out why college costs so much in the first place. Then let's start cutting the funding to a lot of them through off the wall grants.
The Cash for Clunkers program that helped rejuvenate the auto industry.
Didn't see to really help, did it? Maybe because the auto industry wasn't suffering as they made it out but instead two companies were because of mis-management and bad products.
New consumer protections for credit card users.
Like really, let's just enforce the laws.
Making it easier for women to challenge pay discrimination.
Here is a big crock, what is the EEOC there for?
Maybe changing the regulations the EEOC operates under and enforce the laws instead.
Increasing federal regulation of tobacco products.
Not important, especially with people being out of work and no hope in sight for a lot of them.
Cracking down on waste in Pentagon weapons acquisition.
Not as important as getting the economy back on track.
Making attacks based on sexual orientation a federal hate crime.
Another thought police law we don't need.
Giving businesses tax incentives to hire unemployed workers.
Did it help?
Tax credits for first-time homeowners.
It also didn't help.
I am trying to figure out why anyone would even consider this productive. If the economy improved, if we didn't add so much debt, and congress acted as adults, then ok it may have been.