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Post of the week nominee right here!!Originally Posted by 70TECHGRAD
Funny...but in all seriousness....where Obama is leading us....we better start learning how to read that crap.
Government agencies "improperly paid" $124.7-billion in 2014.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/258956787/...yments-in-2014
Government-wide, improper payment estimates totaled $124.7 billion in fiscal year 2014, a significant increase of approximately $19 billion from the prior year’s estimate of $105.8 billion. The estimated improper payments for fiscal year 2014 were attributable to 124 programs spread among 22 agencies. The reported government-wide error rate was 4.5 percent of program outlays in fiscal year 2014 compared to 4.0 percent reported in fiscal year 2013. The increase in the 2014 estimate is attributed primarily to increased error rates in three major programs: the Department of Health and Human Services’ (HHS) Medicare Fee-for-Service and Medicaid programs, and the Department of the Treasury’s Earned Income Tax Credit program. These three programs accounted for $80.9 billion in improper payment estimates, or approximately 65 percent of the government-wide total for fiscal year 2014
Multiple links today off Drudge. Should be linked to "worst President ever" thread as well.
RECORD 93,175,000 AMERICANS NOT WORKING...
Record 12,202,000 Blacks Not In Labor Force...
Record 56,131,000 Women...
January, February jobs numbers revised down dramatically...
Fed Cuts Growth Forecast to ZERO...
I'm not surprised!!!!
Obama will NEVER admit the ship is sinking!!!
Most Common Job in Every State
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/20...in-every-state
As one comment I read said elsewhere, "We don't make anything anymore, just move it around."
That's just crazy!
Good grief. There needs to be a way to get the government out of the way. Government is typically the problem. They have to cause problems somewhere to somehow justify their involvement in bogus attempts to fix problems so they can grab control. Then you have the inmates running the asylum.
There have been plenty of government jobs created during this administration's time. In many cases that just means more wasteful, inefficient, and incompetent operations because they don't get held accountable.
No fear though, Obama says his economic policies are "working". Right? He says it and half the country is ignorant enough, delusional enough, or dumb enough to believe it. The media aides and abets by pushing altered statistics and ignoring the dismal ones. Obama would veto any rational Republican bill on anything.
In addition, it is insane the money and perks these politicians get for life. Half of them should be in prison. These politicians should be forced to survive back in the private sector. What these politicians think they are entitled to and vote for themselves to enjoy is what the military people really deserve to be getting.
Congress does not create jobs. However, the very first legislation brought up, a "jobs bill", was defeated by Democrats. Democrats that trumpeted to the highest mountain that they were proud to defeat it.
Congress does create an environment where jobs get created.
January
The House passed a bill encouraging business to hire veterans.
The House passed a bill encouraging research into low-dose radiation.
The House passed a bill encouraging the improvement of tsunami detection, forecast, warning, research, and mitigating program of NOAA.
The House passed a bill to reauthorize the National Windstorm Impact Reduction Act.
The House passed a bill to change the PPACA (Obamacare) requirement of 30-hours as full time to 40-hours.
The House passed a bill approving the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The House passed a bill to enhance the ability of small businesses to access capital and reduce their regulatory burdens.
The House passed a bill to improve permitting process for natural gas pipeline projects.
The House passed a bill to give runaway and homeless victims of human trafficking enhanced services (along with a host of other human trafficking related bills).
The House passed a bill to make the approval process for exporting natural gas easier.
February
The House passed a bill to repeal the PPACA (Obamacare) and part of the HCERA.
The House passed a bill to help small business understand regulations and make it easier for them.
The House passed a bill authorizing NASA.
The House passed a bill to reduce small business tax burden some.
The House passed a bill to expand STEM education.
March
The House passed a bill to improve passenger rail.
The House passed a bill to improve clinical testing.
The House passed a bill to rein in the EPA.
The House passed a bill establishing the budget for 2016 and estimated budget levels for 2017-2025.
April
The House passed a bill increasing available capital for small financial institutions.
The House passed a bill to expand available capital for rural areas otherwise ignored.
The House passed a bill making sure financial service regulators get the information they want.
The House passed a bill helping clarify mortgage related stuff.
The House passed a bill permanently implementing the deduction of State and local sales taxes.
The House passed a bill to repeal the death tax.
The House passed a bill to improve cyber networks.
The House passed a bill to improve cyber security.
The House passed a bill appropriating funds for military construction and veterans benefits.
May
The House passed a bill authorizing military construction.
The House passed a bill to help small businesses owned by disabled veterans.
The House passed a bill to give preference to businesses that employ veterans.
The House passed a bill authorizing the NSTC to foster international science and technology cooperation opportunities.
The House passed a bill to improve high-end computing research.
The House passed a bill to facilitate public-private partnerships and enhance technology commercialization.
The House passed a bill improving weather research and forecasting.
The House passed a bill to make permanent the research credit.
The House passed a bill provide investment in research, scientific discovery, and improve U.S. competitiveness.
The House passed a bill encouraging private investment in the commercial space industry and to create stable regulatory conditions for it.
Every single one of these has the potential to cause new jobs to be created. It is up to the business sector to do so. I repeat, Congress does not create jobs.
In other words, stop being a dumbass. (yes, my word of the week)
P.S. The Senate sucks. More complicated what's gone on.
Last edited by JuBru; 05-27-2015 at 05:24 PM.
I agree with you.
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