Barry Artiste Op/Ed
Obama, a man of smarts and intellect whose “Yes We Can” job creation plan may be good on paper, but Obama has yet to see the Presidents Inbox, which I assume in the current economic crisis must be pretty friggin overflowing thanks to to Bush/Cheney Fiasco, and many Corporates who will be a calling with Cap in Hand, in which Obama will inherit as President.
Surely Obama cannot claim ignorance to this fact, yet despite a overflowing Presidential Inbox, Obama has promised the Moon, with subsidized or free health care, housing, drug plans, generous welfare etc, etc, and other election goodies, has his plan to get Americans to work, may have those Americans who voted for him to counter “No we Ain’t” cause with all these Freebies you promised us, “What the Hell do we need Jobs for?”
Yep, I see a dream no one will want to wake up from, cause when they take a look at reality, they’ll soon realise being awake is a nightmare for anyone who takes the nations highest office!
Corporates will want money for Job Creation, cause let’s face it! Everyone wants something for Nothing, especially those who voted for Obama!
2009 and the next 4 years will be an interesting turn of events in the good ole US of A.
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20081122/obama_jobplan_081122/20081122?hub=World Obama outlines rebuilding plans to create jobs
Updated Sat. Nov. 22 2008
7:33 AM ET The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Saturday outlined his plan to create 2.5 million jobs in coming years to rebuild roads and bridges and modernize schools while developing alternative energy sources and more efficient cars.
“These aren’t just steps to pull ourselves out of this immediate crisis; these are the long-term investments in our economic future that have been ignored for far too long,” Obama said in the weekly Democratic radio address.
The economic recovery plan being developed by his staff aims to create 2.5 million jobs by January 2011, and he wants to get it through Congress quickly and sign it soon after taking office.
He called the plan “big enough to meet the challenges we face” and said that it will jump-start job creation but also “lay the foundation for a strong and growing economy.” Aides said the economic plan outlined Saturday went further that the president-elect has gone before.
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