Barack Obama has ushered in a new era of expanded government, fueled by record spending and paid for by tax increases on the American public. The change promised by Barack Obama turns out to be a change toward the liberal policies that have long been the hallmark of the left wing of the Democrat party.
The President who at times appears to be echoing the cautious rhetoric of Jimmy Carter continues the class war in America by punishing those who have been fortunate enough to climb the financial ladder by redistributing a greater share of their wealth to the coffers of the federal treasury.
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Showing posts with label Stimulus package. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stimulus package. Show all posts
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Ceo4aday Comments On Stimulus Plan
Ceo4aday has been blogging about the House Finance Committee and their grilling of the CEO's of eight of the leading financial institutions in the nation as well as the status of the soon to be made public American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan.
You may read our commentary on these topics at www.ceo4aday.wordpress.com and www.Americanrecoveryact.blogspot.com.
You may read our commentary on these topics at www.ceo4aday.wordpress.com and www.Americanrecoveryact.blogspot.com.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
CEO4ADAY On The Road In San Francisco
Ceo4aday has been on the road this week in San Francisco. As we move out and about the city we continue to see robust activity throughout the cities restaurants, theaters and retailers.
The city will no doubt be impacted by any slow down in the tech and bio tech industry, given the presence of those industries in the Bay area. The hotel that we have been staying at through the week was sold out by a couple of business conferences.
Though real estate values have declined throughout the Bay Area rents remain high and San Francisco city proper remains among the highest priced real estate in the nation.
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The city will no doubt be impacted by any slow down in the tech and bio tech industry, given the presence of those industries in the Bay area. The hotel that we have been staying at through the week was sold out by a couple of business conferences.
Though real estate values have declined throughout the Bay Area rents remain high and San Francisco city proper remains among the highest priced real estate in the nation.
Follow Ceo4aday.wordpress.com for commentary on politics, the economy, entrepreneurship
and news of the day.
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Stimulus package
Thursday, February 5, 2009
5 Essential Elements For Successful Stimulus Package
Ceo4aday proposed their own version of an economic stimulus package which identified 5 elements for a successful stimulus package including:
- A $2,500 merchandise voucher for all American taxpayers to be redeemed within 180 days of issuance.
- A proposal for $25 Billion to fund the U.S. Office of Entrepreneurship to provide venture capital funds for qualified entrepreneurs.
Read about our proposal at www.ceo4aday.wordpress.com.
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