Posted on 06/20/2015 7:58:55 AM PDT by Kaslin
Lemmie see, 4% of the population would be about 13-15 million new Mehhiccan “citizens” to help the Democrats win every single election to the end of time.
Larry Kudlow lost credibility a long time ago. Most of the stuff he listed would prevent 4% growth.
You want 4% growth? Renegotiate all these so called free trade treaties so they benefit us first and everybody else second. Get rid of all these regulations and put the EPA in a box. Cut the corporate tax rate in half. Get rid of Obamacare.
Bush is right about faster growth. He’s wrong about how to get there. Opening up for more low wage earners to stagnate growth, to allow government to grow endlessly, and crushing our health care and education systems with federal heavy involvement is not the way to do it.
Yes, and the funny part is he is always complaining about Paul Krugman when they are exactly the same. They both love (and rely on) bubbles.
Yes but the American people would not have it.
They love, love, love their cheap stuff ... and lots of it.
Most economists.. “It can’t happen and it’s never happened.” “Productivity is too low.” “The labor force is growing too slowly.” “Secular stagnation.”
Bull... Most “economists” are obviously really really stupid.
First of all, this is an admission that the economy really does stink. Regardless of what the msm generally is telling us.
Secondly, simple solution to our economic problem. Remove the burdensome regulations and taxes on companies and people and watch the economy take off and prosper. The companies and people will grow.
......and let’s not forget Kudlow is all in with amnesty and opening the floodgates.
The GOPe types don’t plan to do it that way which is why folks like Jeb Bush will never get my vote.......
If I were President there would be a national emergency to shut down the EPA once and for all, along with OSHA.....those functions could continue at a state level...but the trillions in national debt mean federal spending on these agencies must end immediately.
There is no more money to spend would be my rationale but shutting down regulations would help free up our economy and might even increase tax revenue in the long run.
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