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GOP Whip Eric Cantor on How Gov't Can Help Job Growth

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Whip Cantor (R-Va) presented his seven step commonsense job plan that creates an environment in which businesses large and small would feel comfortable hiring new workers. Ending the uncertainty of new Washington regulatory and tax legislation would go a long way towards fostering job growth.

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  • One man or one goverment can own it all but they cant stop freedom!

    Nazi's tried to brainwash jews in prison camp by posting signs saying "work will set you free"! I guess it didnt for most in real life but then again they went heaven!

  • @danwk7 doesnt matter the system is broke and corrupt. China has hacked and bought out goverment, Iranian army own's twitter. Iran Has nuke bomb etc.

    Uncertain times for sure!

  • @MrMindfucker Ohhh man I mis-read your comment you said corporatism, not capitalism.

  • @danwk7 You wish you could bitch like that hugh?

  • @MrMindfucker Thats the dumbest thing ive ever heard

  • You're missing the forest for the trees, here.

    He's explaining why a larger government isn't going to help the economy, whether it's liberal or conservative. Less government, redistribution, and taxes would help business, and it would allow companies to create jobs.

  • I could cast this in tobin bronze if you like?

  • "The shortcoming's of this analysis of corporatism needs to be centrally addressed, and more squarely located within the wider debates over theories of

    putting distributive power back into the lives of the average citizen.

    The ideological principles underlying corporatism reflect patterns of ELite's power over the Goverment and the tax payer's live's.

  • This elaberate system of social-economic class division is based on a corporatist power structure in which major vested interests/goverment are concerted by means of a strong central state,

    to generate inequalities in our system in which benefits are distributed in such a way as to reflect the relative power of the parties involved.

  • The result is a segmented social structure.Finally, the Corporatist system is the product of a power structure in which a strong Federal Reserve System has ensured that socialist principles are well entrenched."

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