Steve Wynn Crush's Obama's Jobs Plan



And once again, our Jennifer just looks stupid.

UPDATE: From The Rush Limbaugh Show Monday, talking about our beloved Governor on TV:

"RUSH: And, see, in this series of three sound bites, we have the perfect illustration of the problem.  We have a man in the private sector who actually works, who creates jobs, jobs that are really well paying. He has health insurance for all of them, as many as 150,000 -- and a government official [Granholm] is telling him he doesn't know what he's talking about, cites the minimum wage to him! He doesn't have any clue in her mind.  And this is where we are.  These kind of people, with this kind of thinking as expressed here by Governor Granholm are exactly the kind of people running the whole show now, be it in Washington, be it in Michigan or wherever there is a Democrat governor.  This is what they believe...

RUSH:  So here's the test, folks.  The real test is this.  How many private sector jobs has Jennifer Granholm created?  Just last week, we had the most amazing story.  It was a two-page story that took me 30 minutes to fully digest and react to.  Do you remember it?  In her two terms of governor, which will expire next year, I believe, the state of Michigan has lost 630,000 jobs.  In the next 14 months it is expected that the state of Michigan will lose another 370,000 jobs for a grand total of one million jobs lost under Jennifer Granholm's governorship.  The story was in the Washington Post, and it was a puff piece pushing the obviously false premise that she has created hundreds of thousands of jobs.  But the green jobs are to come, and then she's going to really fix the state because she's gonna convert the state into an all-green technology sector jobs state.  And get this.  By 2020, 40,000 new jobs will be created.  We ought to be creating 40,000 jobs a day in this country.  And in Michigan she is bragging in the Washington Post about 40,000 new jobs in 11 years. 

I needed the vapors because the Washington Post was heralding this, as tremendous, great progress.  Here's the way to look at this.  In 14 months, 370,000 more jobs projected to be lost in Michigan.  That's a little over a year and yet on the other side of that in the next 11 years, 40,000 green jobs will be created.  I know she went to have lunch with laid-off employees, she went home to her husband, "Oh, my God, what can I do for these people?"  The real question here is how many private sector jobs has Jennifer Granholm created, how many has Steve Wynn created?  That little side by side answer is the difference between statism and capitalism.  So here we have a failed governor with a state in a near depression, holding firm to her policies, learning nothing from a man who created a multibillion-dollar enterprise that hires tens of thousands of people and could hire more but for government tax-and-spend policies and whose own city is in the tank right now because the president of the United States, inasmuch has told people the days of getting on your jet and going to Las Vegas are over.  Have you forgotten that? 

That was early on when he was beating up the Wall Street guys back when the automobile guys had the audacity to fly from Michigan to Washington in their corporate jets to be grilled by members of Congress over why they needed bailout money.  So they had to come back with their revised plan some months later and they had to drive, and the president said the days of getting on your jet and going to Las Vegas are over.  Guess what's happened to the hospitality business?  I'm telling you, this administration has taken a fire hose to the US economy.  It's mind-boggling here.  Steve Wynn, multibillion-dollar enterprise, hires tens of thousands of people, could hire more and would love to be able to hire more, but because of government tax-and-spend policies, he can't.  And on the other side, a failed governor, who's telling him that he's simplistic."
Posted by Mad Puppy at 10/12/2009 11:59 AM
Categories: Politics, Economics
 

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