Because big banks and corporations Love Obama

09/06/2010 - www.RonPaul.com successful economic policy? For whom? Ron Paul last week as part of a further upward trend in the official unemployment rate was the administration to claim that their economic policies were working, just not fast enough. This government has inherited an unemployment rate of 7.7% and has promised a peak no higher than 8%, if its policies are followed. Not only did the administration a strange way to end a war but now say their economicThe policies are successful. For whom, I wonder? These policies do not work for 9.6% of Americans who are unemployed, underemployed or the 'over16%. They do not work for nearly 3 million Americans have filed for bankruptcy in the last two years, or the 40 million currently in food stamps. Nearly 1 in 6 American hang these and other government anti-poverty programs such as Medicaid and unemployment benefits. As more and more Americans are added to the unemployed, the taxThe starting point for the hand to decline their services. However, businesses are taxed and regulated by the market, adding to the problem. What solutions are only to be used? public spending more - and every citizen is part of the national debt over $ 43,000 and is projected to increase from $ 250,000 for the next 40 years. No, the economy does not work for these people. But the current economic policy is meant by "work" for some people. For example, it worked very well for some bankersand ...