I hate to reply to my own post, but I wanted to look at this through one of the Rhodes Scholars in the audience. During the question period there was a man who basically posed a question of whether o was going to live up to his promise of finally promoting trickle up economics.
I pose this question to this genious:
1. The government gives every RV line worker $1,000 in a "stimulus" check
2. That employee spends said check on a new TV and a case of beer
3. Good for the economy for that one month
4. Still no one out there to buy new RVs so that he can get his job back
Moral of this scenario....still unenployed and oh by the way when is my next stimulus check coming
Scenario #2
1. Government cuts the corp tax rate to give incentive for all RV manufactures to become more competitive and need to hire more employees to sell more RVs
2. Man gets his job back and can still buy his new TV and a case of beer
3. By the end of the year man can save a little money and buy a new car, thus helping another union idiot to keep his job and buy an RV
Are you seeing the difference yet?