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Fewer folks but the economy itself is doing a whole lot better than the doom and gloomers at the white house. all but guaranteed. despite all these cuts, let me cut to the chase. we spend thousandsç of dollarsn our special artwork here. home sales are booming and washington, dc end of the world looks like everybody else. this is what 23% cut in federal spending, if this is what it looks like. how about 4%. neil: and that is off the increase. we didn t cut. we slowed the rate of increase. 300,000 jobs since march 1st and this the first two months suns then. 40,000 jobs in washington, d.c. with the unemployment level is 35.3%. the average person watching this existing home is $73,000, it s $192,000 right now. stock market is up 9%. ....
because. with this action right here. with automobiles, and other parts of the industry that are growing quite well. that s not somebody s paycheck that s not the point. is everything else going to be better. the point is, does this kind of thing affect the economy? the answer is unequivocally yes, it does. if nothing else got better shall yes, it would, but the parts of the economy that it s nothing, it s not going to make other things better. what, as walker said, you think we re going to fix the social security fund because of this? gary is right. and the solution is go ahead, go ahead. although gary is correct, there s no solution where it could stay lower and yet pay off the benefits that it s supposed to be paying off indefinitely either. so the cuts would have to come if not from the payroll tax increase, through social security and hurt the economy through spending as much as it s going to by raising the payroll tax, the fantasy is making up for the di ....
Mean less spending and a weaker economy? hi, everyone, i m brenda buttner, this is bulls and bears, here they are, the bulls and bears this week, gary b smith, tobin smith, jonas max ferris along with walker stableton and steffen, gary b. it turns out not just the rich, but the payroll tax hike smacking just about all workers, will it smack the economy next? i don t see how it can t, brenda. the person in that little clip summed it up perfectly. it makes a little bit of a difference and a little bit of a difference times a few hundred million people makes a big difference. it s already been studied by economists, they predict 4 to 500,000 jobs lost, 1/2% lopped off the the gdp. if you look around the studio there, everyone that gets a paycheck, like they said in that little clip, sees less he money. that s less money they were going to spend on groceries, at the drug store, the gas station and that money gets sucked out of the economy, so do jobs. ....
They lost dealerships, miller was one of them, cut the labor contracts. it did mirror a bankruptcy. and the problem was he wanted private money to come in and save the industry. many critics say there was nonement also say this and ken miller wasn t to here to defend himself. he says we bare the burden of the costs at the dealership, it wasn t chrysler, we didn t fire anyone, we put them in other spots, we didn t cut costs because we handled and the chrysler argument that they re saying money, that was his take anyway. speaking of mitt romney, and someone who has been thrown out there as a possible run mate, potential would be representative paul ryan. he gave the g.o.p. weekly address, and he said basically everything comes down to budget issues, all of this comes down to whether or not we have the american dream. and this budget growth and ....