Tax cuts historically spur investment and add employees to the tax rolls, this is fact.

 

However, if jobs are leaving and not enough are created to bridge them, that's a void that's difficult to gap.

 

Thus, is the story of the US since NAFTA, except for the foreign companies like Toyota and Honda who have created non-union jobs in southern states to replace some of those lost to those American companies who have chosen to employ outside the CONUS.

 

For every one band aid, two more wounds open in this current recession.  Yet another exposure of this "recovery" myth.

 

The labor participation rate and declining GDP tell the bigger picture.  We're being sold a fraudulent view of reality, again.  Again.


 

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