[Willie Green]

Keep it up Willie! Idon't think anyone has a "right" to a job

Thank-you!
Despite the mudslinging that's practiced by my critics, I agree that nobody has a "right" to a job.
However, as American Citizens, we DO have a "right" to expect our elected officials to enact policies that will benefit (rather than hinder) our economic endeavors.

[Hendrix]

That is true (the government should not enact laws that hurt jobs). California is a good example of a state that just keeps enacting new regulations on businesses that will keep hurting jobs (the state has a new rule on the ballot for requiring businesses to provide health insurance). Ohio has one of the highest taxes in the US, and it wonders why it is having a hard time economically. Florida has one of the lowest taxes and is booming. It's not rocket science--it's only basic economics. We are all subject to the laws of economics whether we like it or not, and politicians need to understand this.