Economic data suggests you are wrong.
Money has been cheap for a long, long time.
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Money has been cheap for a long, long time.
BrownArmy
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That's not entirely correct.
The economy is, on balance, doing better than it has in the last ten years.
The more important question is, for whom?
The rich and the people taking government handouts.
You're confused. The rich ARE the people taking government handouts.
And we have more working poor than ever. More people on government assistance.
Jobs without pensions... So tell me!!!
How many people are living large?
Surely not the guys that work for you..
BrownArmy
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But that's a trend that started way before Obama.
The people that are 'living large', as you put it, are living larger, while the rest sink.
Also a trend that started way before Obama.
I'm not blaming him for starting it.... He just made the fire bigger.
You are blaming him.
BrownArmy
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We agree.
On the healthcare... Hell yeah I am. He was so He'll bent on that, he ignored everything else.... Bring good jobs to this country and health care and other benefits will follow.
MAKAVELI
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How well are you and your fellow ft drivers doing since Obama took office?
Myself... Not bad. Seniority and not living beyond my means has kept me on top.
Can't say that for the drivers that will never get hired.
Go ask them.
MAKAVELI
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And there was a mass hiring before Obama?
Less hiring since he been in office. Company's are afraid of the unknown with him.
MAKAVELI
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You don't think that has anything to to with the great recession created by Bush and competition from FedEx ground and the USPS?
That's one of my pet peeves about business that people buy into. The unknown?! That's business. There are risks and there are failures. Seems like everyone thinks they are entitled to succeed and it's up to the government to guarantee it.
Not just UPS many other companies aren't expanding their workforce.
Not up to the government to guarantee it but not to over regulate and over tax it
MAKAVELI
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And many are. Business and technology is ever changing at a very fast pace. Those who can't keep up get left behind.
Or move overseas.
What's better corporate welfare or no jobs?
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