My philosophy is based on the fact that the real job creators aren't [just] the rich. Everyone is a job creator. If you've ever spent on dollar on bubble gum in a gas station, you've just helped create multiple jobs. There is not a single hole in that theory and everything is built from that, and that is a completely original idea from me by the way. Never said before. Peace prize, please.
And expanding on that diamond-solid foundation, if you want more jobs created, you need to help everyone, not just the rich, help create jobs. That means spending more money, and that means having more money to spend. That's pillar #2. Pillar #3 is the fact that the rich are rich and they buy everything the need, want and them some. If you give them more money (ie, tax cuts) it just goes into a savings account doing nothing for the economy.
So how does this culminate into something relevant? The never-ending republican solution to everything - tax cuts for the rich - won't help a **** thing. Even tax cuts for the middle class won't get us out of our high unemployment anytime soon. What needs to happen is to put money into the hands of those without jobs. That means unemployment pays or, preferably, job programs. Jobs programs that worked wonders in the Great Depression. Jobs programs like the one Obama spoke announced a couple weeks ago. Jobs programs that Republicans won't vote for.