Thread: What are the best ways to put Americans back to work in our overly-regulated economy?

Originally Posted by James Cessna

What are the best ways to put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy?

It has become very apparent that most of the liberals in this group are very misinformed and downright wrong when it comes to increasing U.S. corporate taxes and at the same time bringing back to our nation millions of good jobs that have been outsourced to China.

Bill Clinton is now exasperated with Obama and has gone out of his way to say, "Fourteen million Americans remain out of work, a waste of our greatest resource." Unlike Obama, who does not seem to care, Clinton has published in Newsweek Magazine more than a dozen great ideas on how to attack the continuing jobs crisis in America.

The 42nd president does not mince words when he explains what Obama is obviously doing wrong and how we can put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy.

Here are a few of them.

Originally Posted by Bill Clinton

1. SPEED THE APPROVALS
2. CASH FOR STARTUPS
3. JOBS GALORE IN ENERGY
4. COPY THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
5. GET THE UTILITIES IN ON THE ACTION
6. STATE-BY-STATE SOLUTIONS
7. GUARANTEE LOANS
8. PAINT ’EM WHITE
9. DEALS TO MAKE THINGS
10. TRAIN ON THE JOB
11. TEACH SKILLS WE NEED
12. CUT CORPORATE TAXES
13. ENFORCE TRADE LAWS
14. ANALYZE THE OPPORTUNITIES

Where is the section you posted about REDUCE GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS? It's not one of Clinton's points from the link you provided. Why did you post it as though it was?

Originally Posted by James Cessna

What are the best ways to put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy?

It has become very apparent that most of the liberals in this group are very misinformed and downright wrong when it comes to increasing U.S. corporate taxes and at the same time bringing back to our nation millions of good jobs that have been outsourced to China.

Bill Clinton is now exasperated with Obama and has gone out of his way to say, "Fourteen million Americans remain out of work, a waste of our greatest resource." Unlike Obama, who does not seem to care, Clinton has published in Newsweek Magazine more than a dozen great ideas on how to attack the continuing jobs crisis in America.

The 42nd president does not mince words when he explains what Obama is obviously doing wrong and how we can put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy.

Here are a few of them.

The best way it to privatize private corporations and investment banks. You know, the ones who live off the taxpayer.

Clinton had the blueprint for American Success. He knows that you gotta go global, and not stick to the civil rights era Obama is stuck in. This is not the great depression of the 1920s, this is the great depression of the 2010s, and we need modern complex solutions for complex problems. The simple solutions of the conservatives have faild in the past and will fail in the future, because you can't fix complex problems with simple solutions. And simple minds do not have the capacity to understand the magnitude of complex problems, they look at it in a simple way which does not work.

Originally Posted by Brewskier

Sounds like Herman Cain is your candidate.

I like:

Paul
Cain
Johnson
Gingrich

Arrenwe Uffetbe should bypass Wall St and invest privately. The purpose of "going public" is to secure capital. Rich people (i.e. Arrenwe Uffetbe) do not need capital, they just need to take risk by building a paper mill, shoe company, clothing company, plastic company, steel mill, etc. Not taking a risk is THEIR DECISION.

Originally Posted by fiddlerdave

Tax rates are lower, and regulations are reduced from our last TRUE economic boom under Clinton.

When the Republicans Congress they kept Clinton in check. Nothing can compare to the 1990's computer revolution driven economy. Companies either computerized at @ $2000 each plus everything that went with it or went bankrupt. That is absolutely the only reason the late 1990's were so good economically. The economy boomed in spite of the taxes and regulations, not because of them.

Originally Posted by James Cessna

What are the best ways to put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy?

It has become very apparent that most of the liberals in this group are very misinformed and downright wrong when it comes to increasing U.S. corporate taxes and at the same time bringing back to our nation millions of good jobs that have been outsourced to China.

Bill Clinton is now exasperated with Obama and has gone out of his way to say, "Fourteen million Americans remain out of work, a waste of our greatest resource." Unlike Obama, who does not seem to care, Clinton has published in Newsweek Magazine more than a dozen great ideas on how to attack the continuing jobs crisis in America.

The 42nd president does not mince words when he explains what Obama is obviously doing wrong and how we can put Americans back to work in our now highly over-regulated economy.

Here are a few of them.

Duh. People aren't getting the training required for jobs because they can't afford the training, and there's no assistance coming from either the private sector or the public sector.

Originally Posted by Professor Peabody

When the Republicans Congress they kept Clinton in check. Nothing can compare to the 1990's computer revolution driven economy. Companies either computerized at @ $2000 each plus everything that went with it or went bankrupt. That is absolutely the only reason the late 1990's were so good economically. The economy boomed in spite of the taxes and regulations, not because of them.

Also, higer taxes, good international policy, the emergence of China and Mexico for imports, and no wars to cost trillions. Also, was good in the 90s, the USD was king and the interest rates were higher. Tech played a small part because everything was imported from S Korea, Japan, China, and Mexico. Textiles from Malaysa, Phillipines, Mexico, and India were also a big part of the US economy. Also, the massive investments from the UAE and Egypt and Russia. When you look at the Economy it is more than one industry and it's world wide.

Even in Check, Slick Willie was able to produce and manage the USA to all time superstar status world wide. After all, Clinton was the first Black President. Obama is the first Jewish President.

Originally Posted by Professor Peabody

When the Republicans Congress they kept Clinton in check. Nothing can compare to the 1990's computer revolution driven economy. Companies either computerized at @ $2000 each plus everything that went with it or went bankrupt. That is absolutely the only reason the late 1990's were so good economically. The economy boomed in spite of the taxes and regulations, not because of them.

This is true, Professor Peabody.

However. This decade will bring even more opportunities to the American workers as soon as our economy recovers. The opportunities will be there but will our young workforce have the necessary skills and education to take advantage of the new opportunities?

Unfortunately, too many young people today want to take the easy way out and not work hard and complete their education and become productive members of society. They expect many things to be handed to them without having to work hard to acquire them!

Why do I say this? By 2015, 60% of the new jobs being created will require skills only held by 20% of the population, according to a recent report from the American Society for Training and Development. In 1991 fewer than 50% of U.S. jobs required skilled workers. But by 2015 76% of all U.S. jobs created will require highly skilled workers, for example people with special skills in science, technology, engineering or math. Worse yet, Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce reports that the demand for college educated workers will outpace the supply in the U.S. by more than 300,000 a year. That means the country will produce 3 million fewer college graduates than are needed over the next decade.

Source: http://www.forbes.com/2011/01/20/cor...ng-skills.html