Coffman Wants More Workers Laid Off
Mike Coffman introduced H. R. 270, a bill that would force 2.75 million workers into unpaid layoffs in a time of high unemployment.
Mike Coffman introduced H. R. 270, a bill that would force 2.75 million workers into unpaid layoffs in a time of high unemployment.
“The duties currently imposed by the United States were set in an era during which high rates of duty were intended to protect production of footwear in the United States…. Footwear duties, which are higher on lower price footwear, serve no purpose…” –
The way our economy is set up now, if American corporations really want to ship all their factories and jobs overseas, they can. But should the government reward that behavior? Under the tax code, that’s just what the government does today. Corporations today can get tax deductions and tax credits for firing American workers and [...]
The supposed “hiring freeze” is less about fiscal responsibility than it is about a transfer of power away from democratically-established public institutions, into the corporate realm.
Why the gap between Republican economic theory and economic reality? Why did the temporary tax reductions for wealthy Americans fail to create jobs?
Dan Coats, running for the U.S. Senate after selling his house in Virginia and his other house in North Carolina so he could buy a new house in Indiana, admits that he’s made lots of money as a corporate lobbyist in Washington, DC, where he worked to keep jobs away from America and in cheaper [...]
The jobs bill passed the House and was signed into law this week, but not without the opposition of three Democrats who joined the GOP in asserting that America’s schoolchildren were a “special interest” that shouldn’t be helped.
Economically and militarily, the Pakistani-American Enterprise Fund Act is contrary to the national interest of the United States.
The real choice that we face is a choice between jobs that create a cleaner, more sustainable economy, and jobs that maintain the dangerous, dirty economy of the past.
Senator Charles Schumer went on a public relations offensive yesterday, stepping before the microphones to declare that “To me, nothing is more important than jobs.” Standing in front of American factory workers at a “New York based company that sees its sales and supply chains undercut by Chinese imports,” he gestured back toward them and [...]