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by Sassy11 from Houston, TX

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Simplicity vs. Complexity
Jan 28, 2009 | 7:17 PM
Category: Political
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A recovery that everyone can live with.... My new approach to economics is to make it more simplistic instead of complex.  My new word for the year is Commonsensity = Common sense results that takes the complex out of the equation.  

Everyone, rather you are Republican or Democrat wants to see some light at the end of this drastically dark tunnel.  It is around the corner.  Now, for all the skeptics the sky will continue to fall for you.   Yet, come on folks lets see it from the other side of the looking glass.   Really believe that around Spring and Summer that our economy will begin to rebound.  I have no data to substantiate my thoughts, just mere gut instinct and a lot of prayer.

Now, I do admit that it will take a full year to truly recover.   For anyone who is greedy, no you won't be able to see those huge surpluses.   Additionally, if people want to make smart decisions it is buckling down and getting the job done.  Cut out the waste, use what we can (hear that Government - I hope you learn to budget more effectively than you have in previous years).   

Side note to whomever:  Small businesses generate jobs.  Meanwhile folks are arm wrestling in the House, make the bill a less complex system.  Short term stimulus is not productive where it only targets a small amount of people.  We need real stimulus for real working communities.  Trickle down economics will not reach small business, people who are working need a more substantial plan, UNLESS people in Congress get the act together.  Regulatory reform needs to begin immediately.  NO MORE STANDARDIZED LETTERS and RESPONSES.  Real speak, with real results.  Both sides of the aisle may now say unanimously: AMEN!

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Sassy11

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