Everyone is right in wanting real jobs in the valley. Casino's are not the answer, it is not a economic turn around it may be a economic bump in the areas that they build them. And with out Jobs no one is going to be in a casino spending rent, well some might.
The last thing I want is to be able to walk into a store and have slots at the door their is enough people in the area with their hands out already. As far as the Vally getting a piece of the pie in profits. I can assume then we hope the Casino's do real well. But Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus ,Cincinnati are safe to say growing or are at least stable. Seriously folks take a drive around the area and that is the major reason of not getting one.
If we missed the Casino boat to bad. Can't we work on nailing down permanent jobs at a decent pay.
Time for Ryan to go . I do not care if he brings a billion to the valley. Any one is better than the rubber stamping pelosi butt kissing congressmen you have now.
It may sound stupid but I am ready to vote out any incumbent across the board.
Sadad if you still think Bush wrecked this country you need help and should not be able to vote under the heading mental capacity to small to think.
I think the point of this last sentence ought to be stressed a little more.
"Sabety says much of the early spending in Ohio has gone to unemployment benefits, Medicaid payments and other social service programs."
None of this equals job growth. it might keep you off the street, but with out job growth it is useless.
And one must ask the government buying GM for what ever the cost saved how many jobs? Again saved not growth.
Unemployment at 9.8% not counting ones who are out of benefits left empty. Job growth i think not and temporary jobs are just that. Wonder about winter? Construction, road crews? I think it is time to wise up a bit and see we are in very much still in a world of hurt and tossing money after it is not the answer, only one thing will set it straight and that is stable job growth.
Very nice column. It is wonderful to hear this and think it is great that people were involved and did what needed to be done with something like this in the Valley.
I also ask the haters of Todd and Sarah Palin for having a Downs child please come forward.
Consider this do you really want to start messing with 1/6 of our economy right now?
Harry Reid went on camera and told people it is closer to 2 trillion dollars to do this?
And just ask these questions to your self, and think for a moment Torte Reform? Opening up insurance companies to the free market. like auto insurance companies have done.
Then remember the company out there with the highest "we are not going to do that procedure" is medicare at almost 7% . So if you want that number to improve keep supporting Nobama.
Hey but Obama has a Nobel Prize, just not in economics.
NOBELOL.
I won't even take time to do the math on the 13,114 jobs and the money that was spent. Because it is a distortion of the truth and this article is painting the pretty side of picture.
Posted on November 20 at 10:09 a.m.
Send the parents to jail.
Posted on November 7 at 3:11 a.m.
Seems strange people have been saying this for years all landing on deaf ears.
Posted on November 4 at 7:29 p.m.
Everyone is right in wanting real jobs in the valley. Casino's are not the answer, it is not a economic turn around it may be a economic bump in the areas that they build them. And with out Jobs no one is going to be in a casino spending rent, well some might.
The last thing I want is to be able to walk into a store and have slots at the door their is enough people in the area with their hands out already. As far as the Vally getting a piece of the pie in profits. I can assume then we hope the Casino's do real well. But Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus ,Cincinnati are safe to say growing or are at least stable. Seriously folks take a drive around the area and that is the major reason of not getting one.
If we missed the Casino boat to bad. Can't we work on nailing down permanent jobs at a decent pay.
Posted on November 4 at 8:16 a.m.
True a prime example of a big baby throwing a fit.
Posted on November 3 at 4:34 a.m.
Time for Ryan to go . I do not care if he brings a billion to the valley. Any one is better than the rubber stamping pelosi butt kissing congressmen you have now.
It may sound stupid but I am ready to vote out any incumbent across the board.
Sadad if you still think Bush wrecked this country you need help and should not be able to vote under the heading mental capacity to small to think.
Term limits and FairTax@ www.fairtax.org
Posted on October 19 at 5:13 p.m.
OMG please stop the insanity NOBELOL, Get a grip people
Posted on October 18 at 12:49 p.m.
I think the point of this last sentence ought to be stressed a little more.
"Sabety says much of the early spending in Ohio has gone to unemployment benefits, Medicaid payments and other social service programs."
None of this equals job growth. it might keep you off the street, but with out job growth it is useless.
And one must ask the government buying GM for what ever the cost saved how many jobs? Again saved not growth.
Unemployment at 9.8% not counting ones who are out of benefits left empty. Job growth i think not and temporary jobs are just that. Wonder about winter? Construction, road crews? I think it is time to wise up a bit and see we are in very much still in a world of hurt and tossing money after it is not the answer, only one thing will set it straight and that is stable job growth.
Posted on October 18 at 12:31 p.m.
Very nice column. It is wonderful to hear this and think it is great that people were involved and did what needed to be done with something like this in the Valley.
I also ask the haters of Todd and Sarah Palin for having a Downs child please come forward.
1-800 is not a good number either.
Posted on October 17 at 11:17 a.m.
Consider this do you really want to start messing with 1/6 of our economy right now?
Harry Reid went on camera and told people it is closer to 2 trillion dollars to do this?
And just ask these questions to your self, and think for a moment Torte Reform? Opening up insurance companies to the free market. like auto insurance companies have done.
Then remember the company out there with the highest "we are not going to do that procedure" is medicare at almost 7%
. So if you want that number to improve keep supporting Nobama.
NobeLOL sure was not in economics.
Posted on October 16 at 4:26 a.m.
Hey but Obama has a Nobel Prize, just not in economics.
NOBELOL.
I won't even take time to do the math on the 13,114 jobs and the money that was spent. Because it is a distortion of the truth and this article is painting the pretty side of picture.