Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get their product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
Melvin Winney - 15 years ago
Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get their product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
Melvin Winney - 15 years ago
manufacturing sites, who need to get their
Melvin Winney - 15 years ago
Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get there product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
dirtyblues - 15 years ago
the federal government under 'team bush-jr' did not give the financial nor the auto industry money - it was a short-term loan of 2 months or less. the various companies will give up 80% of their equity if they fail in paying back the loans plus 11% to 13% interest rates. the deals are a win-win for usa 'federal income tax' paying citizens -- who will either earn over $100 billion in interest payments or over $700 billion in equity -- which lowers the federal income tax that tax paying citizens are on the line for ...priceless!!!
Hazael Kennedy - 15 years ago
In the course of 8 years just add up what Bush has spend and it over exceed what the president is spending to help get us out of a mess that was created by our last president not to count the money he gave to the auto industry upon leaving office.So no it's not to high or just right it's not even enough.This is not president Obama's mess it's George W Bush jr left overs mess.
Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get their product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get their product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
manufacturing sites, who need to get their
Stim package amount is too low especially in rebuilding and repairing transportation infrastructure, even for manufacturers to return from overseas and revitalize manufacturing sites who need to get there product over the road to market which in turn who now will have to put the U.S. labor force back to work in the rust belt factories of the Midwest and steel mills of Pittsburgh and West Virginia to the abandoned broken down textile and carpet mills of the northeast,furniture factories throughout the Carolina's. This country a generation or two before me was the greatest exporter of goods around the world before the exploitation of foreign labor who endured such treatment the U.S. workforce would not stand for, with the exception of a few spineless and unwilling to unite, workers who were willing to be pushed around.
the federal government under 'team bush-jr' did not give the financial nor the auto industry money - it was a short-term loan of 2 months or less. the various companies will give up 80% of their equity if they fail in paying back the loans plus 11% to 13% interest rates. the deals are a win-win for usa 'federal income tax' paying citizens -- who will either earn over $100 billion in interest payments or over $700 billion in equity -- which lowers the federal income tax that tax paying citizens are on the line for ...priceless!!!
In the course of 8 years just add up what Bush has spend and it over exceed what the president is spending to help get us out of a mess that was created by our last president not to count the money he gave to the auto industry upon leaving office.So no it's not to high or just right it's not even enough.This is not president Obama's mess it's George W Bush jr left overs mess.