Juggernaut
06-21-2011, 08:25 PM
Perry has outperformed the messiah and all other states. About six minutes into the video the WSJ team show a chart of jobs created. Rick Perry created more jobs than 46 states combined.
How, low taxes, fewer regulations and no cap gains taxes which is everything Obama and democrats have done wrong for decades. When libs laugh at the Laffer Curve its proof they can be programmed to think an attack on the rich and corporations shall bail out the country.
John F Kennedy lower taxes and the country grew, Reagan did the same, why would anyone trust Obama over real time progress in Texas. They do everything bigger in Texas.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1004424021001/journal-editorial-report-june-18/
http://www.newsmax.com/Murdock/RickPerry-GreatRecession-HeritageFoundation-GeorgeW-Bush/2011/06/20/id/400628
Rick Perry Could Unite the GOP
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, 61, could cure the GOP's ennui. As America's economy slumbers, Perry tells a stimulating story about Texas' pro-market growth and job creation, two subjects that top the American mind.
Between January 2001 and June 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates, Texas' non-farm employment grew from 9,542,400 in January 2001, when Perry took office, to 10,395,800 in June 2010 — an increase of 853,400 or 8.9 percent. Big-government California simultaneously lost 827,800 jobs.
Employment in Texas grew more than in the other 49 states combined. Since June 2009, when the Great Recession officially ended, Texas has produced 265,300 net jobs, equal to 36.7 percent of the 722,200 positions created nationwide.
For seven years running, CEOs polled by Chief Executive magazine have rated Texas first in business development and job growth. Texas boasts 58 Fortune 500 companies — more than any other state.
As America's No. 1 exporting state, Texas shipped $206.6 billion in goods abroad last year, composing 16 percent of America's $1.28 trillion in exports. California's $14.4 billion in exports ranked it second, with 11.2 percent of U.S. outflow.
So, what is Perry's secret? Texas taxes neither personal incomes nor capital gains, and Perry proposed a 2010 constitutional amendment to require two-thirds super-majorities to legislate tax hikes. Beyond that, as Perry told Manhattan Republicans Tuesday, "don't spend all the money."
Perry advised "a regulatory climate that is fair and predictable" as well as "a legal system that doesn't allow for over-suing." Thus, Perry signed groundbreaking "loser pays" tort-reforms and medical-litigation rules that caused malpractice-insurance rates to fall. Some 20,000 doctors since have flooded Texas. Texas is a right-to-work state, which Perry should trumpet nationally.
How, low taxes, fewer regulations and no cap gains taxes which is everything Obama and democrats have done wrong for decades. When libs laugh at the Laffer Curve its proof they can be programmed to think an attack on the rich and corporations shall bail out the country.
John F Kennedy lower taxes and the country grew, Reagan did the same, why would anyone trust Obama over real time progress in Texas. They do everything bigger in Texas.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1004424021001/journal-editorial-report-june-18/
http://www.newsmax.com/Murdock/RickPerry-GreatRecession-HeritageFoundation-GeorgeW-Bush/2011/06/20/id/400628
Rick Perry Could Unite the GOP
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, 61, could cure the GOP's ennui. As America's economy slumbers, Perry tells a stimulating story about Texas' pro-market growth and job creation, two subjects that top the American mind.
Between January 2001 and June 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics calculates, Texas' non-farm employment grew from 9,542,400 in January 2001, when Perry took office, to 10,395,800 in June 2010 — an increase of 853,400 or 8.9 percent. Big-government California simultaneously lost 827,800 jobs.
Employment in Texas grew more than in the other 49 states combined. Since June 2009, when the Great Recession officially ended, Texas has produced 265,300 net jobs, equal to 36.7 percent of the 722,200 positions created nationwide.
For seven years running, CEOs polled by Chief Executive magazine have rated Texas first in business development and job growth. Texas boasts 58 Fortune 500 companies — more than any other state.
As America's No. 1 exporting state, Texas shipped $206.6 billion in goods abroad last year, composing 16 percent of America's $1.28 trillion in exports. California's $14.4 billion in exports ranked it second, with 11.2 percent of U.S. outflow.
So, what is Perry's secret? Texas taxes neither personal incomes nor capital gains, and Perry proposed a 2010 constitutional amendment to require two-thirds super-majorities to legislate tax hikes. Beyond that, as Perry told Manhattan Republicans Tuesday, "don't spend all the money."
Perry advised "a regulatory climate that is fair and predictable" as well as "a legal system that doesn't allow for over-suing." Thus, Perry signed groundbreaking "loser pays" tort-reforms and medical-litigation rules that caused malpractice-insurance rates to fall. Some 20,000 doctors since have flooded Texas. Texas is a right-to-work state, which Perry should trumpet nationally.