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Hillary Hammers Home Democratic Domestic Job Policy

July 26, 2006 ⋅  E-Mail Article ⋅  Print Article ⋅ Post a comment

I may not be the biggest Hillary Clinton supporter but I do appreciate her concern for the Middle Class, her thoughts and discussions regarding the recent economic policies and their effects on the Middle Class were quite enlightening. So many Middle Class Americans are losing their livelihoods to outsourcing and job sourcing that the class itself is being decimated. The problem is that the upper class is usually protected from most outsourcing actions and the lower class is just to busy trying to survive, it is for this reason that I applaud Hillary Clinton for even brining the issues up that are actually decimating Middle Class communities as well as America as a whole.

The Republican politicians fall back on saying there is job creation but they do not tout the record number of job losses, they also do not account for the number of new corporate businesses opening up offices inside the United States as compared to the number of American businesses who are relocating to areas outside of the domestic United States. To get a true view of the economy you must dig way deeper than just the surface. We must understand the simple logic that if we build it we can buy it but if we don’t have jobs building then we can’t afford to buy things and this is the simple fact that rang true throughout Hillarys’ dissertation.

New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is a potential White House candidate for Presidency in 2008 recently stated that the Bush administration has hurt working Americans and Democrats, must offer new ideas to strengthen the middle class. Numerous individuals have stated that it is this type of policy which will win their votes so if the Democrats hold true then they will win elections in landslides throughout America. Hillary stated, “Americans are earning less while the costs of a middle-class life have soared…A lot of Americans can’t work any harder, borrow any more or save any less,” she said in unveiling the group’s “American Dream Initiative”

Hillary went on to discuss college provisions for young Americans as well as better health coverage. There are numerous issues I vehemently disagree with Hillary on but when it comes to keeping the American domestic economy strong I am all on board with policy that makes America strong.

Hillary Hammers Home Democratic Domestic Job Policy

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