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July 1, 2010 at 12:59 pm
Of course we could always TRY AND PUT THEM BACK TO WORK.
Cut the spending, cut taxes, do something that might make business happy instead of fake stimulus packages, over regulation, draconian laws that help only big business, kill “cap and trade”, etc…
These “benefits” are coming from where? What money? Why not use the already budgeted “stimulus” money for it instead of new money? Also, when the fed funds dry up, the states will be holding the bag. Virginia is in that problem now, since we took that money. And I speak as one that’s been without the unemployment benefit.
Btw, your link for “out of work” goes nowhere.