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	Why are people asking the president for jobs when it is not his job? In 2005 Republicans told us it was not the presidents job to create jobs. Now Republicans say Obama is not creating enough. If presidents are creating jobs that means people in Capitalism failed the people. We don`t have to get rid of Capitalism just remove generation outsource from the system. Retire now, get out of our way. Where did all these protectionist come from? 12 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 9/8/2011

	If a president is creating jobs does that mean people in Capitalism are doing a good job creating jobs? Republicans told us in 2004 it is not the presidents job to create jobs. Now they say Obama is not creating enough and spending too much which is how a president creates jobs. 3 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 10/18/2012

	If Hillary can`t handle the pressure of the primaries. how can she handle the Presidents Job ? Recently She cried again, just before Super Tuesday, I say if she can`t handle the Pressure of the primaries, there is no way she can handle the Presidents Job. Another problem with her, just like her husband when he was president, she wants to raise taxes on the big corporations, that in turn forces them to cut back on the work force to make up for the extra funds, or move to other countries, either way we loose, cause all those people will be unemployed. 9 answers - Asked By: Claude D - 2/6/2008

	How many jobs have Republicans saved since their take over in the midterms in 2010? I gave up asking how many they created, now I just want to know if they even saved any. Republicans told us in 2005 it is not the presidents job to create jobs but now tell us Obama is not creating enough. 24 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 9/5/2011

	What happens when the president dies in Italy? I know there isn't a vice president in Italy, so who would take over the presidents job if they died? 2 answers - Asked By: yahoo - 3/18/2012

	In what year did the president take over national employment? In 2005 Republicans told us it is not the presidents job to create jobs but now tell us that Obama is not creating enough. From what I understand Capitalism mainly creates jobs when a consumer gives them a reason to hire in the form of product demand. I stopped shopping, I am more at fault then Obama. I know the jobs are not coming back, we would be paying $5+ gallon if we got our jobs back. And save the threat response, net search Obama opens up drilling and see what you get. 2 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 9/13/2011

	Why is the president in charge of job creation in a capitalistic country? In the US the people look to government to create their jobs. It has not always been that way, in 2004 the people said it is not the presidents job to create jobs but now it is? 4 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 11/11/2012

	Would changing presidents during wartime be a risk to safety? Republicans told us in 2004 we should not change presidents during wartime. Afganistan is winding down but still going on. Republicans also told us it is not the presidents job to create jobs in 2004, did they lie? Obama has proven he can keep us safer then last Romney type president. I don't blame Obama for generation outsources economy . 5 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 10/23/2012

	How Many White Collar Jobs Did Corporate Raider Romney Create? How did Mitt Romney create thousands of jobs at BainCapitol when there currently are only 400 employees at the firm? Most of these employees hold ivy league business degrees and have extensive experience in venture capitalism and corporate finance. Are those the kind of jobs that Romney will create as president? Jobs for Ivy League business grads who already are millionaire investors? Do you think Romney's ideas of job creation are out of touch with the average American? 5 answers - Asked By: LML - 1/10/2012

	Why was it not Republicans job to create jobs with Bush but now tell us Obama is not creating enough? What do Republicans want the government making our shoes? Republicans told us in 2004 it is not the presidents job to create jobs. Generation outsource messed up the economy not Obama. All Obama has done is keep us safer then Republicans. 5 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 9/6/2012

	What is a vice president good for? After 7.5 yrs with Dick Cheney as VP, I kind of forget what is the role of the vice president and his/her responsibilities. What is the vice president job again? From what I've seen from Dick, it seems like he does nothing but just give huge contracts to his oil buddies. 10 answers - Asked By: dragonboy428 - 9/17/2008

	If the president is creating jobs does that mean people in Capitalism failed? In 2005 we were told that it is not the president`s job to create jobs. Now the same people tell us Obama is not creating enough. Obama should just stop bailing out Capitalism and expose generation outsource`s mistakes. Old people gave away our industrial might, its over. 10 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 9/13/2011

	Is generation outsource passing their republican ways on to their straw dog kids? Republicans want to raise the retirement age when Capitalism can't even provide enough jobs. In 2004 they told us it is not the presidents job to create jobs, they were right, why change. 3 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 7/21/2012

	Generation outsource, how long can you blame Obama for lack of jobs? In 2004 generation outsource told us it is not the presidents job to create jobs. Republicans were correct, it is not Obamas job to create jobs. Republicans also voted with congress ( republicans say Obama not congress) to raise the debt ceiling. I think time would be better spent getting to the acceptance stage that its the system not Bush or Obama. 2 answers - Asked By: Demand Destruction - 9/8/2012

	Is it faster to drown government in a bathtub with elections or causing problems in the economy? If you can cause problems in the economy government will jump in trying to save the people with spending tying to make up for Capitalism not creating enough jobs. Republicans told us in 2005 that it is not the presidents job to create job but now they tell us Obama is not creating enough. If you can get government to spend too much they will have to shrink itself. It is like going around we the people. 1 answer - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 7/23/2011

	What can we do to stop Obama from bailing out Capitalism again with more spending? Generation outsource`s mistakes must be exposed. All this government spending is covering up their failure. We were told it is not the presidents job to create jobs in 2005 but now the same people tell us Obama is not creating enough jobs. I am sick of our government playing this protectionist roll with peoples in Capitalism. 9 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 9/12/2011

	How do you get a government job? Like a top secret job working at area 51, S-4, for the president, jobs that are like top secret and you learn information that no one else knows about. Also if you can list some other classified jobs like that thanks 1 answer - Asked By: LJ6 Is BALLIN - 3/31/2012

	Why does Braq Obama want Tax paying Americans to serve him, instead of him representing the will of the people? It seems like he got his job description turned on it's head. Back when the Founding Fathers thought this President Job up, they intended the President to serve the Tax Payers. 8 answers - Asked By: Obama W. Bush - 3/15/2010

	What are currently the three most important issues facing the candidates? What should they be? Seems every week issues change...this week cost of fuel and food?, should elitist or shot and a beer person be president?, jobs? 21 answers - Asked By: wondering - 4/16/2008

	Why is it now the president`s job to create jobs but in 2005 it was not the president`s job? The former Republican administration told us in 2005 that it is not the president`s job to create jobs but now the same people say Obama is not creating enough. 15 answers - Asked By: Growth vs Oil - 7/19/2011

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