Obama's policies to send more U.S. jobs to India
| Monday,01 February 2010, 02:56 hrs
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Washington: Indian American Governor Bobby Jindal, slamming the U.S. President for talking too much has claimed that the policies of the administration will send more jobs to countries like India and China, reports PTI.
"The President said that he didn't want us to fall behind countries like Brazil, China, India. But, I'll tell you what, if they pursue card check and cap and trade and this massive health care bill and more government borrowing and more government taxes, we will be sending even more good paying American jobs to those countries," Jindal told Fox News.

U.S. President Barack Obama had said that he would slash tax breaks to American firms that move jobs abroad. "To encourage businesses to stay within our borders, it is time to finally slash the tax breaks for companies that ship our jobs overseas, and give those tax breaks to companies that create jobs right here in the United States of America," he said in his first State of Union address.
"The President said that he didn't want us to fall behind countries like Brazil, China, India. But, I'll tell you what, if they pursue card check and cap and trade and this massive health care bill and more government borrowing and more government taxes, we will be sending even more good paying American jobs to those countries," Jindal told Fox News.

U.S. President Barack Obama had said that he would slash tax breaks to American firms that move jobs abroad. "To encourage businesses to stay within our borders, it is time to finally slash the tax breaks for companies that ship our jobs overseas, and give those tax breaks to companies that create jobs right here in the United States of America," he said in his first State of Union address.
Reader's comments (2)
1: well both have made really contradictory
statements. atleast they have the freedom to
oppose their president
Posted by: fiza - 01 Feb, 2010

2:In India also you can oppose president only
president...
AAA replied to: fiza
post - 01 Feb, 2010
post - 01 Feb, 2010
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