No Bob, that is NOT what will get the economy back on the road to prosperity.

We have tried the, step back and let the multinational corporations have their way with us approach, and all we got was, SCREWED!

If Republicans really wanted to offer some workable solutions, they could:

1. Push for tort reform, so that product liability, and employee lawsuits could not so easily destroy our manufacturing companies. The entire body of “workplace law” needs to be thrown out so that manufacturers are again free to hire and promote based solely on MERIT. We also need reforms that will prevent some “Suzy Creamcheese” from destroying a company, merely because she overheard some off-color joke at work. How about a workplace Bill of Rights” that says that we retain freedom of speech and that offensive speech is still free, and protected speech, that employers are not liable for.

2. Offer a real alternative to the $90 Billion Obama-care, that creates a National health Service. If American business could be relieved of the burden of providing health insurance, they could all focus on what American business does best, produce. (Hint: This could have been paid for already had Bush not pissed away a trillion dollars on Iraq).

3. Promote an energy independence program that will be on the scale of the Apollo or Manhattan projects, and will achieve American energy independence by 2020.

4. We could fund much of our recovery efforts if we were not waging a two front war. Republicans should lead the way in ending the undeclared Bush wars and also roll back the destruction done to our LIBERTY by Bush’s Patriot Act and related Executive Orders, including those that permit U.S. Citizens to be targeted and killed by federal agents, based merely on presumed affiliations with groups deemed to have potential terrorist connections.

5. How about strong anti-trust action against the anti-competitive, anti-labor multinational corporation, WalMart? That company is nothing more than an agent for Communist China right here in our own towns all across Virginia and America. We must send a message that if a multinational wants access to American markets, they must manufacture the goods here; not just some token amount.

Bob, just bashing the President and offering your only alternative to be to just to trust in the multinationals to save us, is NOT providing any real solutions.