All this health care stuff finally seems potentially improved, now we can move on to what we’ve been talking about all this time; jobs. Create Jobs!
When you create jobs where there possibly wasn’t a job’s worth of labor to be done, that resembles a social program.
To be competitively creating jobs, there needs to be labor needed. And job creation should mean we have a job that needs to be done, not necessarily we have a person who needs to do something…as in a job-paid labor.
That being said, I’d like to refer you to FDR. Apparently we’re currently comparing ourselves to Teddy Roosevelt, but we need to be acting like Franklin Roosevelt because we have a similar condition going on. (see previous blogs).
North Pole coming, as promised!
When you create jobs where there possibly wasn’t a job’s worth of labor to be done, that resembles a social program.
To be competitively creating jobs, there needs to be labor needed. And job creation should mean we have a job that needs to be done, not necessarily we have a person who needs to do something…as in a job-paid labor.
That being said, I’d like to refer you to FDR. Apparently we’re currently comparing ourselves to Teddy Roosevelt, but we need to be acting like Franklin Roosevelt because we have a similar condition going on. (see previous blogs).
North Pole coming, as promised!
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