Congress Building the Next Bubbles in Economy

Congress is Responsible

Average Americans on reduced incomes have to keep to their budgets to survive this recession, but not the U.S. Congress. The same Congress members who participated in legislation and failures of oversight that caused the housing crisis, high energy prices, and the downward slide of the dollar. They are now frantically applying “temporary bandages”  as solutions to areas that need thoughtful deliberation. Democrats are also more interested in passing their social agendas, as a way to stay in power than doing what is necessary for the good of Americans. If you don’t have a job; Climate change, and Health Care, or Gay Marriage are not your most pressing concerns.

Senate Extends Unemployment benefits, and Home-Buyer Tax Credit

“Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said some 600,000 jobless workers have used up their unemployment benefits”

Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., Max Baucus, D-Mont., Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., Jack Reed, D-R.I., and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., at a news conference following the passage of the extension of unemployment benefits on Capitol Hill in Washington.

How long can Unemployment benefits be extended when many states have run out of employment funds? Jobs are the solution to this problem, or we could have people on unemployment for years.

Can Congress Pretend Not to Notice?

A U.S. budget deficit of a record $1.4 trillion in the 2009 fiscal year

Government Jobs cannot save the U. S. Economy

The continued slide of the U. S. Dollar

Increasing Cost of Commodities Oil is $80.00 a barrel - Gold $1,000 per ounce

If the current Health Care Program, and Climate Change Legislation is passed that will finish off the U. S. Economy for years to come; if not forever. Those who vote to pass this legislation should hear from voters in the next election.