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Are Republicans once again following bad economic policy, even Golmann Sachs reports failure of their plans.?

Most Economists, and they do not have to be genius economists but just a regular old economist, will tell you that when in a recession the worst thing to do is create more jobless people. A fairly simple statement but very true. Yet Republican plans include cutting 800,000 Federal jobs. Some think these are overpaid luxury jobs but facts tell us different, on average a Federal worker doing the same job in the private sector with same amount of education makes 12.000 dollars less per year. Facts are we voted for job creation and are not getting that. Instead we are getting anti-abortion and anti-gay bills from the new Republican House along with Tax breaks for the richest and cuts to aid for the poor. We spent 8 years under Republicans and look what that did for economy. Does anyone now think they have somehow changed and are now good at economic policy? Even the Conservatives ar Goldman Sachs said Republican policies would cut growth by 2% of GDP, a staggering step backwards for America. How do you feel about the Goldman Sachs projection. They have the finest minds in economics that money can buy and they are against it. What does this tell you about the Republicans and their plans to create jobs"

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1. Somebody who works for the government is being paid by tax dollars. So yes, a simple economist would say cutting jobs (taxes) in a bad economy is a good thing.
2. You mean these people?................. Bill and Melinda Gates $53 billion, Supported Obama, Democrats Warren Buffett $47 billion, Supported Obama, Democrat Eli Broad $5.9 billion, Supported Obama, Democrats http://journals.democraticunderground.com/madfloridian/6459 John Doerr, $1.7 billion, Supported Obama, Democrat http://venturebeat.com/2009/02/06/obama-appoints-john-doerr-to-economic-advisory-board Gerry Lenfest, Supported Obama, Sestak, Democrat http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/contributions/gerry-lenfest.asp?cycle=10 John Morgridge, $1.6 billion. Supported Obama, Democrat http://www.newsmeat.com/ceo_political_donations/John_Morgridge.php Paul Allen $13.5 billion, Supported Obama, Democrat http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/contributions/paul-allen.asp?cycle=10 Laura and John Arnold, $4 billion, Supported Obama, Democrat http://www.campaignmoney.com/political/contributions/john-arnold.asp?cycle=08 Michael Bloomberg, $18 billion. Supported Obama, Democrat Michele Chan, $5 billion. Supported Obama, Democrat Barry Diller, $1.2 billion. Supported Obama, Democrat - http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2008/10/barry_diller_says_hell_vote_fo.html .Why are democrats the party of billionaires
3. watch the Documentary "PLUNDER" on NETFLIX~!
4. - the idea of Trying to be " fiscal responsable " comes with the presumption that the economy and the monetary sistem are OK and they are not; the Establishment is under the frame of Law: now there is two Orientations that frame the whole thing, one is the Orientation of the Law and second; the Grace orientation; on the first the Law it'self has priority upon everything including life and people, on the second : life, people, justice for all, balance or armony has the priority above any Law, Sistem, Estructure, Monetary Sistem, super estructure and the Establishment ,and it is this Orientation with no limits, where everything is posible, -Shift to Grace and forget the Old Sistem.
5. republicans never stated a clear to the point plan. all they yell about is lower taxes and keep tax cuts for rich. no one likes high taxes but we cant afford to lower taxes if we are trying to solve the economic crisis. also the only reason they want to keep those cut so they wont have to pay as much and dump all the taxes on the middle class like myself.