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William Bigelow Breitbart.com Big Government 7/8/2012 On Friday, Barack Obama signed legislation that kept transportation workers employed by spending more than $100 billion of our money over the next two years. The legislation also kept the 3.4% rate on federal loans instead of letting it double to 6.8%. The legislation was a sop, of course, […] July 8th, 2012 | Tags: construction jobs, interest rates, Keystone XL pipeline project, special interests, transportation, Treasury bonds | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Economy, Education, Employment, Energy, Student Loans | Comments are closed
Althouse 9/1/2011 …Obama directed several federal agencies to identify “high-impact, job-creating infrastructure projects” that can be expedited now, without congressional approval… …The message to Congress is clear: Do your work or we’ll do it for you…. “Do your work or we’ll do it for you….” Is that the tone Obama actually wants to take? Read […] September 1st, 2011 | Tags: "shovel-ready" projects, construction jobs, Executive branch, federal bureaucracy, infrastructure, Speaker John Boehner | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Economy, Federal spending, Taxes, Tea Parties, unemployment, Unions | Comments are closed
CAJ note: More Cloward-Piven and global redistribution of wealth, anyone? Ed Morrissey HotAir.com 9/28/2010 Actually, it’s not just the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee’s minority contingent that fears the loss of nearly a million jobs from new EPA rules on greenhouse gases and other emissions issues. It’s also groups like the United Steel Workers, […] September 28th, 2010 | Tags: Boiler MACT, construction jobs, global redistribution of wealth, greenhouse gases, Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), Portland Cement plants, Professor Ragnar Lofstedt, Unions for Jobs and the Environment, United Steelworkers | Category: China, Cloward-Piven Strategy, Congress, Economy, Environmental Protection Agency, unemployment, Unions | Comments are closed
CBS 2 Chicago Oct 12, 2009 WASHINGTON (AP) ― Public school teachers are expected to be the big winners when states around the U.S. reveal for the first time how many jobs were created or saved during the first months of President Barack Obama’s $787 billion stimulus plan. State officials worked into the weekend […] October 14th, 2009 | Tags: construction jobs, teaching jobs | Category: "Stimulus" program | Comments are closed
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