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Craig Steiner, u.s. Common Sense American Conservatism |
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You heard it right. It's not unemployment, our national debt, our deficit, foreclosures, or Europe that citizens of America are concerned about. These are the things people worry about in a recession. But since Obama and the Democrats have pivoted away from jobs, things must be looking up, right? After all, in recent weeks Obama and the Democrats have pivoted away from jobs to these issues:
In short, voters could be excused for thinking that the economy must be on the mend. With so many Democrats talking about anything except the economy, the economy must be doing ok. Right? Unfortunately, not so much. Unemployment is still in excess of 8% even with the government's goofy math. Real unemployment exceeds 14%. Millions of Americans have been out of work for record lengths of time. Hundreds of billions of fiscal stimulus and trillions of dollars in printed money have failed to revive the economy. Europe is collapsing and is like an anvil that's just waiting to drop on our economy. Our national debt is approaching $16 trillion while our annual deficit continues around a trillion dollars, something that isn't helped by the fact that Democrats in the Senate haven't passed a budget in over three years. Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are ready to destroy our government's finances in a few short years, to say nothing of Obamacare. And yet Obama and the Democrats have decided to pivot away from jobs. The reason is obvious. Obama and the Democrats have done nothing to help the economy since they took office. In fact, their policies have been counterproductive and made the recession worse and made it last longer. They're gambling the economic future of the United States and they obviously have no way to answer that reality. So while Democrats know that "It's still the economy and we're not stupid," they'd rather distract with social issues than face their dismal record on the economy. Even though they know everyone will be rolling their eyes marveling at how tone-deaf they are talking about these social issues while millions of citizens remain out of work, it's obvious that they'd rather do that than confront the reality of the Obama economy. So in November, after months of ugly and divisive campaigning on every other issue Democrats can invent, the voters of America will be asking just one question: Where are the jobs? And voters are going to vote their pocketbook.
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