Mission: Aborted
The GOP, after promising in 2010 to address the job problem in America, plans on pushing through anti-abortion legislation that can only be described as draconian. Nancy Pelosi let shared her opinions on the legislation yesterday. Some Democrats are already pointing out how abortion laws and jobs laws have little, if anything, to do with one another.
On the surface, if would look like the GOP is merely confused as to what the people want. How else to explain how they went from "Jobs, jobs, jobs" in the 2010 midterms to "Get a Job, Hippie!" in the wake of the Occupy Wall Street protests? I mean, it can be hard to keep up with the countless charts that describe what's really up America's craw nowadays. And blaming the supposed 47% of Americans who don't pay (federal income) taxes makes for better soundbites, even if people don't truly understand who makes up that group.
Lies and falsehoods are just easier to follow. The simple truth is: the GOP don't plan on helping another Democratic president again, ever. Which means that jobs won't even be part of their agenda until there's a Republican swearing in on a cool January morning.
On the surface, if would look like the GOP is merely confused as to what the people want. How else to explain how they went from "Jobs, jobs, jobs" in the 2010 midterms to "Get a Job, Hippie!" in the wake of the Occupy Wall Street protests? I mean, it can be hard to keep up with the countless charts that describe what's really up America's craw nowadays. And blaming the supposed 47% of Americans who don't pay (federal income) taxes makes for better soundbites, even if people don't truly understand who makes up that group.
Lies and falsehoods are just easier to follow. The simple truth is: the GOP don't plan on helping another Democratic president again, ever. Which means that jobs won't even be part of their agenda until there's a Republican swearing in on a cool January morning.
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