The government doesn't create jobs, except

by: Lucy Edwards

Sat Aug 21, 2010 at 14:03:15 PM EDT
( - promoted by Dean Barker)

We have all heard over and over how the government doesn't create jobs from our NH Republicans.  Well, the NH Business Review has an article about the current crop of candidates and what sort of jobs they have had before their current endeavors to be employed by we the people.

And I bet you can guess what the story tells.
Considering she's the one we've started the research report off with, let's look at Ayotte's resume: deputy attorney general for the state of New Hampshire; counsel to the governor of the state of New Hampshire; and attorney general of the state of New Hampshire. Analysis: They all look like public sector-created jobs to us.

Frank Guinta, 1st Congressional District candidate: insurance consultant; staffer to former Congressman Jeb Bradley; mayor of Manchester, N.H. Analysis: one of three in the private sector, batting .333.

And it goes on, and the story they tell tell doesn't get any prettier from there.  

But then we are used to buying a pig in a poke from this gang, aren't we.

Disclosure: the only government job I have had was being a selectwoman for three years.  I made a whopping $2500 for two of the those years, and got $3500 the year I was chair.
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