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No shit...RW'nger is one of the committed clueless - by choice.
As someone else pointed out in a different thread, if you still believe things are getting better - then that is because you are willing to deny your intelligence and replace it with imagination.
RW'nger's threads usually contain only the headline, not the story.
He doesn't mention anything about the record high part-timers in this number, he doesn't mention the record high "forced" part-timers working who need and can't find full time work.
he doesn't mention the HORRIBLE record high UNDERemployed and over-qualified people working crap jobs because there is nothing in their field.
he doesn't mention them - because he CHOOSES not to.
And that makes him a tool.
I love posting these threads and watching the "Economy must Fail" crowd come out of the woodwork
so, lets see, it appears that-
when the rate goes down, thats good?
and when it goes up.....thats good?
I defend good news when I see it. I did it in this very thread. But the job situation is not good. Employee participation rate is stagnate. My tenants are all behind on their rent because they have been cut back to part-time work. It is affecting my income & my spending that will affect others. We have bridges falling into rivers & people getting paid to sit on their ass. That is a major problem.
I love posting these threads and watching the "Economy must Fail" crowd come out of the woodwork
so, lets see, it appears that-
when the rate goes down, thats good?
and when it goes up.....thats good?
Damn, Trajan.......
Why are you so complicated? You should try breaking things down to their simplest forms. The way that you engage in nuanced thought is too much for some of us. We demand simplicity! Context and facts just muddy the water.
I defend good news when I see it. I did it in this very thread. But the job situation is not good. Employee participation rate is stagnate. My tenants are all behind on their rent because they have been cut back to part-time work. It is affecting my income & my spending that will affect others. We have bridges falling into rivers & people getting paid to sit on their ass. That is a major problem.
This is one of the most important stats. We have a smaller ratio of people supporting a federal government that is 20%+ bigger than before Obama's presidency.
This is why the economy is limping badly.
Boedicca,
1. He stopped the free fall and we're stable(if not slightly growing).
2. He put many of those people on unemployment or government aid. They would of want through the same shit that people in the great depression had to if not. Think about it.
The goal right now is to get the people within 2. back to work. He did 1.
Is 2. taking resources away from other area's=YES.
U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; jobless rate moves up
Employers added a better-than-expected 175,000 jobs in May, providing further evidence of a resilient labor market despite huge federal spending cuts and global economic turmoil.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.6% from 7.5%, the Labor Department said Friday, as 420,000 Americans, including previously discouraged workers who had given up job-hunting, joined the labor force. The labor force includes people working and looking for work.
Businesses added 178,000 jobs, while federal, state and local governments cut 3,000. Professional and business services, leisure and hospitality and retail led job gains.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; jobless rate moves up
Employers added a better-than-expected 175,000 jobs in May, providing further evidence of a resilient labor market despite huge federal spending cuts and global economic turmoil.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.6% from 7.5%, the Labor Department said Friday, as 420,000 Americans, including previously discouraged workers who had given up job-hunting, joined the labor force. The labor force includes people working and looking for work.
Businesses added 178,000 jobs, while federal, state and local governments cut 3,000. Professional and business services, leisure and hospitality and retail led job gains.
I saw a financial reporter on MSNBC Morning Joe show this morning talking about the latest job numbers and everyone on the show all agreed that these latest numbers in many respects were not very good.
Our recovery if anyone wants to call it that is still pretty poor.
So the Libs are still trying to paint a rosy picture but people see this for what it really is.
Still a poor recovery.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
A similar debate is occurring in Europe, with the contest presented as austerity versus growth. Yet many of the nations which practiced austerity have grown the fastest. Germany remains the continents powerhouse even though its post-2008 stimulus was far less relative to its GDP than in the U.S. and other European states. Both Germany and Sweden enjoyed strong growth as they brought their budgets into closer balance.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; jobless rate moves up
Employers added a better-than-expected 175,000 jobs in May, providing further evidence of a resilient labor market despite huge federal spending cuts and global economic turmoil.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.6% from 7.5%, the Labor Department said Friday, as 420,000 Americans, including previously discouraged workers who had given up job-hunting, joined the labor force. The labor force includes people working and looking for work.
Businesses added 178,000 jobs, while federal, state and local governments cut 3,000. Professional and business services, leisure and hospitality and retail led job gains.
I saw a financial reporter on MSNBC Morning Joe show this morning talking about the latest job numbers and everyone on the show all agreed that these latest numbers in many respects were not very good.
Our recovery if anyone wants to call it that is still pretty poor.
So the Libs are still trying to paint a rosy picture but people see this for what it really is.
Still a poor recovery.
Please find one liberal claiming that this is a great recovery.
Now, please find one nutter who will admit that the economy is better now than it was when President Obama took office.
This is fun!!!!
Gasoline prices declined for the 70th straight day, falling below the $1.87 per gallon mark, according to a national survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
Lost 8,000 Manufacturing Jobs this month.
But a 75,000 gain in service sector jobs.
So I guess I should be happy that there will be more people to take more order at AppleBee's this weekend.
Nonsense. We are the most indebted nation in the history of the world. If we continue on this path, the end will be Very Ugly Indeed. It's pathetic that you aren't concerned about looming insolvency.
This is the only economic recovery effort in history where we tried to balance the budget at the same time
You can't insist on massive budget cuts and then complain that the economy is not booming
U.S. adds 175,000 jobs; jobless rate moves up
Employers added a better-than-expected 175,000 jobs in May, providing further evidence of a resilient labor market despite huge federal spending cuts and global economic turmoil.
The unemployment rate rose to 7.6% from 7.5%, the Labor Department said Friday, as 420,000 Americans, including previously discouraged workers who had given up job-hunting, joined the labor force. The labor force includes people working and looking for work.
Businesses added 178,000 jobs, while federal, state and local governments cut 3,000. Professional and business services, leisure and hospitality and retail led job gains.
I saw a financial reporter on MSNBC Morning Joe show this morning talking about the latest job numbers and everyone on the show all agreed that these latest numbers in many respects were not very good.
Our recovery if anyone wants to call it that is still pretty poor.
So the Libs are still trying to paint a rosy picture but people see this for what it really is.
Still a poor recovery.
Please find one liberal claiming that this is a great recovery.
Now, please find one nutter who will admit that the economy is better now than it was when President Obama took office.
This is fun!!!!
Lost 8,000 Manufacturing Jobs this month.
But a 75,000 gain in service sector jobs.
So I guess I should be happy that there will be more people to take more order at AppleBee's this weekend.
How about building infrastructure, wind turbines, nuclear plants and the latest generation of space ships and research?
This would encourage the kind of jobs we need.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
Please find one liberal claiming that this is a great recovery.
Now, please find one nutter who will admit that the economy is better now than it was when President Obama took office.
This is fun!!!!
Great for us working. not so great for you I guess.
Gas prices fall below $1.87 - Nov. 26, 2008
Gasoline prices declined for the 70th straight day, falling below the $1.87 per gallon mark, according to a national survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
No one really had a clue about the depth of the hole that our economy was facing in late 2008 and early 2009. How could anyone know for sure.
It was a guess.
Please find one liberal claiming that this is a great recovery.
Now, please find one nutter who will admit that the economy is better now than it was when President Obama took office.
This is fun!!!!
Great for us working. not so great for you I guess.
Gas prices fall below $1.87 - Nov. 26, 2008
Gasoline prices declined for the 70th straight day, falling below the $1.87 per gallon mark, according to a national survey of credit card swipes at gasoline stations.
I saw a financial reporter on MSNBC Morning Joe show this morning talking about the latest job numbers and everyone on the show all agreed that these latest numbers in many respects were not very good.
Our recovery if anyone wants to call it that is still pretty poor.
So the Libs are still trying to paint a rosy picture but people see this for what it really is.
Still a poor recovery.
Please find one liberal claiming that this is a great recovery.
Now, please find one nutter who will admit that the economy is better now than it was when President Obama took office.
This is fun!!!!
The economy is better, but that's really not saying much. That would be like comparing someone who had a leg amputation and some who just has a broken arm. I'm sure compared to the amputee, the guy with the broken arm looks perfectly healthy.
This is the gist of the state of the economy. Not great, but better than 2007 - 2008. But if makes you wonder, if we've wasted all of this money just for anemic economic growth, it only makes you wonder what a another recession can possible be like.
