how much butt kissing is required to spur job growth

With well over 5.6 million long term unemployed, during the Christmas Holiday season, one begins to wonder just how much butt kissing is required to spur job growth? Apparently, that threshold has yet to be reached considering the private sector is unwilling to act, while the Government opts for indefinite negotiations with the private sector, with regards to putting America back to work. In doing so, the Government shows that the real problem is that the Government is powerless as a job creation force to oppose banker bigots and bigwigs.

Everyone from Google to the two person ma and pa shop down the street realizes that small businesses are the driving force to getting America back to work. Unfortunately, small business are stuck between a rock and a hard place, since banks wont lend and the Government doesn't have the power to put cash in the hands of small businesses. If you don't believe the Government is powerless as far as a job growth force is concerned, than you must not be aware of the President's meeting with Big Bankers. The scope of this meeting is yet another round of banker butt kissing with hopes that the almighty Big Banker will tap into their lunch money coffers to do something stupid like say - putting Americans back to work.

When is enough enough? At this point everyone knows the President has been very civil with Big Bankers and corporate corruption. Moreover, many are beginning to think its time for the President to start throwing some weight around and using every ounce of Executive Powers to create an unstoppable force for job creation. So what if the Powers of the Executive Branch don't explicitly address economic matters - the President could write his own Powers. Isn't that what the President's predecessor Bush did to suit his cause? The bottom line is that the Government must not be shackled in its ability to move the Country out of recession. In effect, the Government must have the the power, even if just temporary, to overcome negative economic forces in such a way as to affect the greater good of this Country. So just how much more corporate butt kissing is required to spur job growth? Lets not find out; instead give the Feds the temporary authority to fix the Country's jobless problem.