Bad now and getting worse.
Spending creates jobs. Tax cuts don't in the short run. I'm trying to find the report I saw that rating stimulative effects of tax cuts vs. spending. In the meantime, I did find this:
Report: No Correlation Between Bush Tax Cuts and Job Creation | United for a Fair Economy
This is your objective source?
From page seven of their annual report...
Major Foundation
Support
AG Foundation
Community Investments Fund of Tides
Foundation (Rebecca Liebman and
Charles Stephens)
DBL Foundation
Franklin Conklin Foundation
Landau Family Foundation
Philip and Lynn Straus Foundation
New Visions Foundation
Samuel Rubin Foundation
Solidago Foundation
Starry Night Fund of the Tides
Foundation
Still Ain’t Satis$ed Foundation
(Shayna Berkowitz and Phyllis Wiener)
Stoneman Family Foundation
The Underdog Fund of the Tides
Foundation
Other Major Support
Anonymous (6)
Bill Creighton
Aaron Edison
Anne Ellsworth
The Estate of Richard C. Cornelison
The Estate of Alan Day
E. Marianne Gabel
Neva Goodwin
Tracy Hewat
Nora Janeway
Samuel Knight
Sara Krebsbach and Glenn Reinl
Art and Sue Lloyd
Patrick Malone
Carol Master and Sherry Mayrent
Paul Newman
Judy Pigott
Amelie L. Ratli"
Kerry Reilly
Eric Schoenberg
Randy Schutt and Susan Helper
Karen Sloss
Daniel and Jane Solomon
Nancy and Howard Thurston
Reads like a Glen Beck who's who list.
CBO says GDP will be reduced in the long run and no jobs have been created in he short-term, so there you go. The stimulus is a failure in the short-term tha harms the economy in the long-term.
“In the longer run, the legislation would result in a slight decrease in gross domestic product (GDP) compared with CBO’s baseline economic forecast.”
CBO Says Stimulus Bad for the Economy - Marc Thiessen - The Corner on National Review Online