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Our leadership in Washington DC has finally decided it was time to have a summit on employment, and even our young president said: "There seems to be a huge consensus that we must do everything we can to create jobs in America immediately. "It absolutely grotesque, and nothing more than a truism. America has been crying out for jobs since before President Obama was elected. Everyone, including the administration Obama knows that America needs jobs, so what was the problem?

The plan Recovery put forward does not create jobs as promised and the reality is that the government can not create jobs, only the private sector can. When the government tries to create jobs and increase the bureaucracy that only cuts jobs in the private sector because the bureaucracy grows, it creates more barriers, regulation and red tape for businesses of free enterprise.

Therefore, these companies can not function effectively, and therefore they do not. Inefficient firms are not profit, therefore they can not develop so quickly, so they do not need much work. That is all economics 101.

Unfortunately, our President is a lawyer and graduated top of one of the best universities in the nation and its law school. As it is never organized such cases, it does include perhaps not, but absolutely no excuse, because he is the President of the United States of America the greatest nation ever created in the history of mankind, and a capitalist. So there can be no excuse.

Is the recent statement by the Obama Administration mean they will actually do something now to provide jobs for America, or focus intensely on creating jobs in our country? And how do we know that things they do, or initiatives to set up really help? The economics of it may suffice to launch and recover even if they are all gone on vacation, are they really necessary?

Nothing they did in announcing their intend to work on the problem of employment support American goals and objectives to create more jobs. In fact, most promises that President Obama has previously not mature either. The quote on top of employment is honestly very interesting Media TV, but as President Obama has lost credibility, it is more like PR and lint. Do not tell us, show us!

Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes in American Jobs, but not by the way of the government.

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