message to President Obushma;
Mr President,
We have an economic problem that you have been saddled with and I'm sure you are trying your best to cope with it. While promising change for all that time, all I have been seeing is more tax dollars that you don't even have being sent to those people that caused this mess in the first place. Hence I have started calling you President Obushma. There seem to be none of the revolutionary changes needed being done to cleanse America of the corruption that brought us to this point. Not to be one that is critical without trying to help, I do have a solution to the current unemployment situation that may be the trigger necessary to start the process of getting us out of this mess. It will not take a lot of effort on your part. Just one 2 minute speech to the press. All you have to do is tell the world that Mexico is in negotiations to apply for statehood. Think of the reaction of corporate America. For years since the Nafta debacle our large corporations have been shutting factories putting Americans out of work as they sought the cheap labor south of the border. I think being able to escape the watchful eyes of the EPA and OSHA was a bonus. How would the unemployment problem be solved with an announcement that Mexico was applying for statehood? Simple. Corporate America would hire 3-5 million people as lobbyists to descend on Washington to do their best to prevent it. More peoples working drawing paychecks spending money. Housing in the DC general vacintiy would rise as demand increases possibly helping the slumping real estate market. The ripple effect on the general economy could be just what we need to spark a recovery. And instead of days of senseless meetings and trillions of taxpayer dollars being currently wasted, all it would take is 2 minutes of your time and $0 taxdollars being spent on corporate welfare complete with those billions in executive bonuses. President Obushma, the ball is in your court. A simple 2 minute speech could be the very key to our problems.
Sincerely,
A taxpayer that voted for Ron Paul
