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Fully Paid for as Part of the President’s Long-Term Deficit Reduction Plan. To ensure that the American Jobs Act is fully paid for, the President will call on the Joint Committee to come up with additional deficit reduction necessary to pay for the Act and still meet its deficit target. The President will, in the coming days, release a detailed plan that will show how we can do that while achieving the additional deficit reduction necessary to meet the President’s broader goal of stabilizing our debt as a share of the economy.

Estimated Costs:
Tax Cuts to Help America’s Small Businesses Hire and Grow $70B

Cut employer payroll taxes in half & bonus payroll cut for new jobs/wages $65B
Extend 100% expensing in 2012 $5B
Putting Workers Back on the Job While Rebuilding and Modernizing America $140B

Teacher rehiring and first responders $35B
Modernizing schools $30B
Immediate surface transportation $50B
Infrastructure bank $10B
Rehabilitation/repurposing of vacant property (neighborhood stabilization) $15B
National wireless initiative 0*
Veterans hiring initiative n.a.
Pathways Back to Work for Americans Looking for Jobs $62B

UI Reform and Extension $49B
Jobs tax credit for long term unemployed $8B
Pathways back to work fund $5B
More Money in the Pockets of Every American Worker and Family 175

Cutting employee payroll taxes in half in 2012 175

TOTAL $447 BILLION

http://www.businessinsider.com/factshe...V3jJgNH
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Last night was pretty much more of the same BS Let's get the rich to carry more of the load, let's get more unions, let's grow Gov. and let me put us even further into debt.

It was nothing more than a campaign speech.


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Fully Paid for as Part of the President’s Long-Term Deficit Reduction Plan. To ensure that the American Jobs Act is fully paid for, the President will call on the Joint Committee to come up with additional deficit reduction necessary to pay for the Act and still meet its deficit target. The President will, in the coming days, release a detailed plan that will show how we can do that while achieving the additional deficit reduction necessary to meet the President’s broader goal of stabilizing our debt as a share of the economy.

Estimated Costs:
Tax Cuts to Help America’s Small Businesses Hire and Grow $70B

Cut employer payroll taxes in half & bonus payroll cut for new jobs/wages $65B
Extend 100% expensing in 2012 $5B
Putting Workers Back on the Job While Rebuilding and Modernizing America $140B

Teacher rehiring and first responders $35B
Modernizing schools $30B
Immediate surface transportation $50B
Infrastructure bank $10B
Rehabilitation/repurposing of vacant property (neighborhood stabilization) $15B
National wireless initiative 0*
Veterans hiring initiative n.a.
Pathways Back to Work for Americans Looking for Jobs $62B

UI Reform and Extension $49B
Jobs tax credit for long term unemployed $8B
Pathways back to work fund $5B
More Money in the Pockets of Every American Worker and Family 175

Cutting employee payroll taxes in half in 2012 175

TOTAL $447 BILLION

http://www.businessinsider.com/factshe...V3jJgNH

Skip all that.  For one thing modernizing schools to me would mean less teachers and less so called mortar and brick structures.

Just bring gas back down to $1.25 a gallon.

And while we're at it I want a $20 a month smart phone too. lol
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Last night was pretty much more of the same BS Let's get the rich to carry more of the load, let's get more unions, let's grow Gov. and let me put us even further into debt.

It was nothing more than a campaign speech.

People take great pride in how indebted they can become.

So the government is a reflection of the people and the people are a reflection of the government.

If you took in as much as they do you'd have your debt jacked way up there too wouldn't you?

Secondly all politicians are campaigning all the time.
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Especially interesting was his bit on Medicare!  Lets not fix Social Security...but lets adjust Medicare...like those on Medicare can afford to pay any more????
How about the tax incentives for companies that hire those that have been unemployed for 6 months or longer!  Great...now the freshly unemployed will have to take a back seat to those who have collected for a long time!  Gives the advantage to some while it takes away from others...where exactly is the progress in that :dunno:  
Just another stimulus!  We all know how it worked in the past!  He does not have an effective track record!
All we were left with was his repeated...
  Pass this jobs act
  Pass this jobs act now
  You must pass this jobs act
  You need to pass this jobs act now

  etc.  etc.  etc.


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All we were left with was his repeated...
  Pass this jobs act
  Pass this jobs act now
  You must pass this jobs act
  You need to pass this jobs act now

  etc.  etc.  etc.

Yeah, I noticed his incessant push for an immediate move by Congress to do this.  

He makes the whole country wait for weeks while he campaigns and goes on vacation and NOW it's URGENT?


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Last night was pretty much more of the same BS Let's get the rich to carry more of the load, let's get more unions, let's grow Gov. and let me put us even further into debt.

It was nothing more than a campaign speech.

People take great pride in how indebted they can become.

So the government is a reflection of the people and the people are a reflection of the government.

If you took in as much as they do you'd have your debt jacked way up there too wouldn't you?

Secondly all politicians are campaigning all the time.

Not all people take pride in debt, I don't. I'm working hard to get rid of it. In three years I should be done. :peaceout:

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My personal favorite is his "Pass it now and I'll tell you how we'll pay for it later"   :dunce:

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What has the fearless congress come up with for the little guys?....Besides tax breaks for the better-off...ned
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I think the 51% that do not pay taxes at all  should start paying there fair share also. I am so tired of having to carry them on my back all year.  :woohoo:
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