These “temporary jobs” should last several years— several years of several thousand people no longer on welfare rolls.
Didn’t we just spend 800 billion a few years ago on “shovel ready jobs”? How much more in debt do you think we should go this time to do what should have been done back then?
“…The Keystone pipeline will create “35 permanent jobs” after construction, according to a government report. Rated “true” by PolitiFact….”
Do they include all of the truck drivers carrying finished products? What about the manufacturing and retail jobs that will increase because of increased oil refining? What about the increase in shipping if they ship the oil overseas?There will be a lot more than 35 permanent jobs created, not to mention the decrease in the price of oil and gasoline and manufactured products.
These “temporary jobs” should last several years— several years of several thousand people no longer on welfare rolls.
Didn’t we just spend 800 billion a few years ago on “shovel ready jobs”? How much more in debt do you think we should go this time to do what should have been done back then?