Understand that most of the $35 billion scheduled for vote on Friday, will go into union coffers to balance the books on public worker's retirement programs. More than this, understand that ALL of the $35 billion will go to pro-union organizations while the non-union work force comprises more than 90% of all private sector workers. The Democrat claim, "This bill will put America back to work" is nothing more than a lie - unless you believe that 90% of the population does not count.
Obama's jobs act failed in the Senate, as you probably know. What you do not know, perhaps, is all this chatter about "putting America back to work" is about a $447 billion bill that is good for just one year, while raising 1.5 trillion dollars in taxes over the next TEN years. Pretty good trade off, if you are a Democrat. The fellow in the video? He cares no more for the "American people" than does this Administration.
Yesterday, the Hapless Harry Reid, made this ridiculous statement: "“It’s very clear that private-sector jobs have been doing just fine; it’s the public-sector jobs where we’ve lost huge numbers, and that’s what this legislation is all about,”
Understand this: public worker jobs (state and federal workers, school teachers, and the like) do not add to the economy. In fact, their salaries and retirement packages are all financed with private sector money we call "taxation." Even then, the tax burden does not cover the cost of the public salaried community. Here, in California, something like 15 trillion dollars are owed to public unions, proving my point. Also, the greater the tax burden going to public work salaries and benefits, the less money is available for private sector investments, salaries and health insurance payments.
Public sector salaries are managed via tax increases.
In the private sector, salaries are managed via productivity.
If the worker does not pay for her salary, she is asked to leave, perhaps for a public sector job.
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