More News From Job Creators

DOVER, Del. - Chemical maker DuPont is cutting 1,500 jobs. CEO Ellen Kullman said weaker than expected demand in titanium dioxide and photovoltaic markets contributed to the decline. Needless to say, there was nothing in the press release that indicated that the DuPont Job Creator, Ellen Kullman, used any of the tax savings she received since 2001 to create any new jobs.  The press release also failed to note whether or not Job Creator Ellen Kullman reduced her own compensation to save any jobs of other employees.  As long as Americans continue to believe the job creator bullshit that flows from the mouths of Republicans, the middle class in this country will be at risk.  CEOs are very quick to decry a lack of employee loyalty but fail to recognize that loyalty is a two way street and has to be earned.  Laying off employees every time a business fails to reach hoped-for profit margins is not a way to build loyalty.  A highly-paid job creator should know this.  Voters who are presently employed by job creators should also be aware of how much their own jobs are at risk and vote accordingly.  Since 1979, the only people in America who have enjoyed growth in income and wealth are the so-called job creators, people like Mitt Romney who still owns 51% of Bain Capital, the company that purchased Sensata in Freeport, IL, and is sending 170 more jobs to China, who have been responsible for the decisions that have resulted in 23 million Americans still looking for work.