Greg H
03-03-2004, 07:21 AM
If you can't create jobs one way, do it another way.
Burgerflipping may be redefined as manufacturing if APOTUS and his handlers gets their way.
That will get the numbers up! smile.gif
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11041748&BRD=988&PAG=461&dept_id=141269&rfi=6
"Those who say President Bush has a credibility problem don't understand how quickly this administration can respond with a solution.
The Bush White House can simply declare, with some clever way to redefine the issue, that the credibility gap doesn't exist. Problem solved.
Frankly, the president's people don't receive enough credit for innovation.
Take, for example, their newest solution to the shrinking number of manufacturing jobs in America: Issue a decree that fast-food workers are manufacturing employees.
Instantly, you create millions of new manufacturing jobs.
Bush's new Economic Report of the President raises the prospect of fast-food factories by suggesting that cooking a hamburger patty and inserting the meat and fixings into a bun is the equivalent of assembling an automobile.
According to The New York Times, the idea of reclassifying fast-food restaurants as manufacturers is buried in 417 pages of statistics included in the new report. But Gregory Mankiw, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, is certainly not shying away from this plan. In a speech last week to economists in Washington, Mankiw said that classifying hamburger flippers as manufacturers is "an important consideration" for the administration's economic policy.
Burgerflipping may be redefined as manufacturing if APOTUS and his handlers gets their way.
That will get the numbers up! smile.gif
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=11041748&BRD=988&PAG=461&dept_id=141269&rfi=6
"Those who say President Bush has a credibility problem don't understand how quickly this administration can respond with a solution.
The Bush White House can simply declare, with some clever way to redefine the issue, that the credibility gap doesn't exist. Problem solved.
Frankly, the president's people don't receive enough credit for innovation.
Take, for example, their newest solution to the shrinking number of manufacturing jobs in America: Issue a decree that fast-food workers are manufacturing employees.
Instantly, you create millions of new manufacturing jobs.
Bush's new Economic Report of the President raises the prospect of fast-food factories by suggesting that cooking a hamburger patty and inserting the meat and fixings into a bun is the equivalent of assembling an automobile.
According to The New York Times, the idea of reclassifying fast-food restaurants as manufacturers is buried in 417 pages of statistics included in the new report. But Gregory Mankiw, chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, is certainly not shying away from this plan. In a speech last week to economists in Washington, Mankiw said that classifying hamburger flippers as manufacturers is "an important consideration" for the administration's economic policy.