http://www.mn2020hindsight.org/?p=3801 Minnesota 2020's Official Blog Sun, 05 Sep 2010 19:11:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.mn2020hindsight.org/?p=3801&cpage=1#comment-7114 Andrew Olson Sun, 14 Feb 2010 16:49:31 +0000 http://www.mn2020hindsight.org/?p=3801#comment-7114 What are you talking about? Government spending at the national and local levels has increased every year. The bush tax cuts did create jobs. After the stimulus, unemployment rose to 10%. Your mind is so warped with propaganda you can't connect the dots that money in the hands of the people is spent attempting to create more money (greed). How do we create more money? We hire people who can produce more than it costs to employ them and we reinvest the profits to make more. Government would rather subsidize things that can't sustain themselves-- trains, art, windmills, ethanol, etc.... What are you talking about? Government spending at the national and local levels has increased every year. The bush tax cuts did create jobs. After the stimulus, unemployment rose to 10%. Your mind is so warped with propaganda you can’t connect the dots that money in the hands of the people is spent attempting to create more money (greed). How do we create more money? We hire people who can produce more than it costs to employ them and we reinvest the profits to make more. Government would rather subsidize things that can’t sustain themselves– trains, art, windmills, ethanol, etc….

]]> http://www.mn2020hindsight.org/?p=3801&cpage=1#comment-7003 Facebook User Fri, 12 Feb 2010 16:41:34 +0000 http://www.mn2020hindsight.org/?p=3801#comment-7003 This is a clear and concise summary of where Minnesota is now, as a result of Pawlenty's tenure. He hasn't seemed to notice that we've had tax cuts to grow jobs for 8 years now (nationally) and I don't think what we see is job growth. Same in MN. This is a clear and concise summary of where Minnesota is now, as a result of Pawlenty’s tenure.
He hasn’t seemed to notice that we’ve had tax cuts to grow jobs for 8 years now (nationally) and I don’t think what we see is job growth. Same in MN.

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