I love to be the one to debate that insane old bag I'd ask her how many jobs she created when she was doing the whole Whitewater thing....I bet she'd go off

Quote from: The Boo Man... on October 27, 2014, 06:24:29 PM
Didn't NBC create a job for Chelsea?

Didn't she have a great role model?   

Rush was talking about Hitlary's comment, he explained it by showing she is scared of the Faux Indian, she is repeating her message because it resonates with the base.
But here's where it takes on an aire of comedy, The base is a mere 21 to 26% of the party, and these two are battling over a quarter of the party.
How is it even possible to win any election when nearly two thirds of the party has no interest in either candidate?

Hell, we haven't even had the mid terms yet, and these two think they have a lock for 2016?
Think about that, these two are all the party has to offer.

I say let these two fight over the last piece of stale cake, while we walk to victory.

Quote from: Solar on October 28, 2014, 10:55:00 AM
Rush was talking about Hitlary's comment, he explained it by showing she is scared of the Faux Indian, she is repeating her message because it resonates with the base.
But here's where it takes on an aire of comedy, The base is a mere 21 to 26% of the party, and these two are battling over a quarter of the party.
How is it even possible to win any election when nearly two thirds of the party has no interest in either candidate?

Hell, we haven't even had the mid terms yet, and these two think they have a lock for 2016?
Think about that, these two are all the party has to offer.

I say let these two fight over the last piece of stale cake, while we walk to victory.

This is a real balancing act for the Clintons. Bubba and Hillary have spent much effort romancing Wall Street for money. They can't afford to cut off that resource.

      Hillary is almost right. Business creates real jobs, jobs that add to the national wealth. The jobs Hillary refers to are patronage jobs, doled out to the Democratic faithful from whence she draws her support.
      Of course Wall Street loves Bill and Hillary. Wall Street does not like Ted Cruz at all. Cruz represents law enforcement. Wall Street has no need for that.

Quote from: daidalos on October 25, 2014, 10:51:34 PM
Corporations don't create jobs, this however is not to say that government does or ever did either.

What a business or corporation does, is provide a good or service the consumer wants.

Consumers create the jobs, when they buy that corporation or business's goods or services.

You can't buy what has not already been produced.

Before consumption comes investment.

Quote from: red_dirt on October 28, 2014, 03:47:04 PM
     
      Of course Wall Street loves Bill and Hillary. Wall Street does not like Ted Cruz at all. Cruz represents law enforcement. Wall Street has no need for that.

They love the Clintons money that they got spread all over their various portfolio's whatever isn't stashed off shore in surrogate bank accounts from Belieze to switzerland.
That is what Makes Hillary's little rant the other day so hypocritical.

I'm not sure how much wall street loves what Hillary just said, CBN's Maria Bartiromo a leftist idiot who just drools over Obamao was on Fox the other day calling Hillary out for basically dissing "the street" over this insane comment.

Quote from: supsalemgr on October 28, 2014, 12:34:06 PM
This is a real balancing act for the Clintons. Bubba and Hillary have spent much effort romancing Wall Street for money. They can't afford to cut off that resource.

Good point. And it shows desperation on their part.

Hillary was just trying to out-Marxist Elizabeth Warren the other Marxist.

Quote from: The Boo Man... on October 28, 2014, 07:42:48 PM
Hillary was just trying to out-Marxist Elizabeth Warren the other Marxist.

They're going to start trying to grow beards...

Quote from: Taxcutter on October 25, 2014, 04:58:37 PM
Corporations and businesses don't create jobs...in Cuba, or NorK, or Zimbabwe...

Or the United States. Their customers do. No one, not one person, has ever started up a business saying, "Hmm, geee wonder if I can create some jobs today".... It's sad to see that there are some who are just as deluded on the right, who think and believe that corporations create jobs, as there are those on the left who think Government does.

Quote from: daidalos on October 29, 2014, 02:01:55 PM
Or the United States. Their customers do. No one, not one person, has ever started up a business saying, "Hmm, geee wonder if I can create some jobs today".... It's sad to see that there are some who are just as deluded on the right, who think and believe that corporations create jobs, as there are those on the left who think Government does.

Entrepreneurs create jobs when they hire people. Their goal is not to create a job. It is to earn a profit meeting a demand.

Customers do not create jobs.

They merely direct where the investment ought to be.

Without investment capital, there is no production process and no job creation, no matter what the demand.