What do you think will be in the President's job plan?

..... I am hoping it will be huge.

Prior to August Obama had 17 straight months of job creation (Bush was losing 750,000 jobs/month).

Job creation bills put forth by Republicans = 0

For August 2011:

Number of private sector jobs created = 17000

Number of government workers fired by Republican governors = 17000

Number of government workers fired by Republican governors since Obama took office = half a million

Also sagging the job numbers are 45,000 Verizon workers who were on strike as the multi-billion dollar corporation wants its workers to pay more for health insurance.

As pointed out, more spending (increasing debt/deficit spending), more tax deductions and credits (decreasing revenue).

As for the tax credits for hiring: the proposal is $5K for each new hiree. Sounds good, but I can't justify hiring if there's no demand for my goods and services. What he proposes is unsustainable and shows complete lack of experience and understanding. Purely from a business proposition, this is what you get when you hire someone who has a completely blank resume to run the largest corporation in the world.

Obamas laser only charges on dropping poll numbers.

Here is a preview.

http://articles.cnn.com/2008-11-22/politics/obama....

Some things never "change" and Obama's ideas are one of them.

"Details of the plan are still being worked out by his economic team, Obama said, but he hopes to implement the plan shortly after taking office January 20."

Sound familiar?

It doesn't really matter. The House will say 'NO', then after a few weeks will pass a bill, send it to the Senate. The Senate will reject that and send it back to the House.

When I heard him say he had a definite way to turn around the economy, create jobs, and get the country going again, I thought he could only be saying thing.

"I quit!"

Infrastructure spending.

Payroll tax holiday.

Tax credits for hiring.

Green jobs.

The perfect Keynesian list. And none of it will work.

What should be in it?

Regulatory moratorium and reform of the tax code.

it will be a whole lot of what we NEED to do but little of what is possible if left up to republicans ,