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President Obama is promising to “save or create 3 million to 4 million jobs over the next two years.”

There is a difference between creation and production. To me creating is something in the mind. Someone creates a story thus if they create a job it is not really meaningful. Yes, they may be doing things but they are not contributing something useful to society and their pay must come from another source since their created job is not producing anything. However, when a job is produced it is the product of work and innovation and this creates something meaningful for society. Say someone created a way for a telephone to be mobile, say a cell phone. Well, they need to hire people to make the cell phones and build the towers. People are willing to pay for the product this the money is coming from the product and thus not a burden on society.

I would also like to point out President Obama’s added word to his promise. The word “save.” This single word will save his administration much grief. There is no real way to count the number of jobs saved. These are what if questions that we cannot answer.

Be sure to come out tomorrow night to hear from Jason Mattera on how to combat liberalism at George Mason University! We will be meeting at 7:30pm in JC Room B.  Jason took on the left while attending Roger Williams University, as the chair of the campus conservatives, and has continued to do so with the Young America’s Foundation.  He has been a guest on “Hannity and Colmes,”  “Fox and Friends,” “Hardball” and several radio shows.  He has also written for the National Review Online, Human Events, and Townhall.com.  Be sure to come out and hear what Jason has to say about campus activism.

Watch our new Chairman take on the DNC’s new Chairman.

Hi Everyone,

Thank you to everyone who came out to our meeting last night.  It was great to see you and we had a great discussion on the events we are planning for the semester.  If there is anything you want to see the club do or help out with, email us at gmucrs@gmail.com.

We are undergoing some changes here at the GMU CR Blog.  Not Jim Moran has left and we are looking for some new writers.  If you are interested email us at gmucrs@gmail.com.