Fox News Sunday Anchors Upset About Obama's Job Growth:

The rolled-up numbers mean nothing.
More much lower paying jobs does not make for a growing economy.
Here's one of the nefarious aspects of these so called "jobs created" stats...
Say for example, and this is typical of government, we have the XYZ company...Over the last 6 years they went from a three shift per day company making ....oh glass shower doors. One year ago XYZ was open for one shift. Through attrition and layoffs, half the work force from 2009 was let go.
Now, good news. XYZ just got a huge order from a couple tract builders and now they can hire enough people to run an additional shift. XYZ calls out to all those they let go and offers them employment if they want it. of tghe 50 open slots, 25 agree to take their old job back. XYZ hires 25 more workers.
Now according to the Obama admin, they consider this( as does the Dept of Labor) 50 NEW jobs created.....Umm, ladies and gentlemen, do you see what goes on here?....XYZ used to have 150 employees. They now have 100. Do the math. That is a NET LOSS of 50 jobs. The Obamabots say "No no no. "He created 50 NEW jobs!!!!!"....LIAR.
See how this works.....



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TALKING ABOUT YOU I THINK...



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The tea party wants to abolish the best science and r&d instittions on the planet! For what? Because they hate government. They want the poor to die on the street and don't give two shits about our economy.

Fuck the tea party.

what? come on matt you know that isn't true. knock it off.
 
What A Short Memory They Have:

We've had about six years of continuous job growth:

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What job growth? Every week when the jobs report is announced( on Friday), by Sunday it is adjusted downward.
And when the number of new jobless claims exceed the number of jobs "created", the MSM buries this until the weekend news cycle.
This administration gets the numbers and fixes them, then sends them to select media outlets which are aligned with the Administration.

PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL JOBS

FEB 2001 - 111,861,000

FEN 2009 - 110,698,000




For the Repugs/CONservatives here that means Dubya/GOP "job creator" policies lost 1+ million private sector jobs

Sept 2015 - 120,342,000


THAT'S OVER 9+ MILLION PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS UNDER THE GUY WHOSE TRYING TO DESTROY CAPITALISM, LOL


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Bureau of Labor Statistics Data


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AGAIN, if these numbers had come out when Bush was office. Well you know the drill.

things are HORRIBLE under this regime. that's all we need to know.

Obama the absolute worst, hateful and destructive President I have lived under.

Jimmy Carter can now give up that title of the worst
 
The tea party wants to abolish the best science and r&d instittions on the planet! For what? Because they hate government. They want the poor to die on the street and don't give two shits about our economy.

Fuck the tea party.

what? come on matt you know that isn't true. knock it off.

True, they just SUPPORT the group who wants to shrink it small enough to drown in a tub! They are mainly just idiots voting against their own best interests, we call them CONservatives


My goal is to cut government in half in twenty-five years, to get it down to the size where we can drown it in the bathtub. Grover Norquist




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Stephanie,,,

I think you should consider dad2three data and argument as he's using real data that proves that Obama has made a ton of private sector jobs. Obama has strengthen the private sector but also doesn't hate the public.

Why can't you consider what we're as a hybrid economy a good thing?
 
AGAIN, if these numbers had come out when Bush was office. Well you know the drill.

things are HORRIBLE under this regime. that's all we need to know.

Obama the absolute worst, hateful and destructive President I have lived under.

Jimmy Carter can now give up that title of the worst

You mean Carter who had 9+ million private sector jobs in 4 years, more than 10+ million more than Dubya in a MUCH larger economy did in 8 years??? lol

Ronnie only had 14 million in 8 years



KEEP "BELIEVING" BULLSHIT..

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What job growth???
If you call that percentage growth?? Just sad? The bar is very low.

Embrace the suck...
 
What job growth???
If you call that percentage growth?? Just sad? The bar is very low.

Embrace the suck...


PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL JOBS

FEB 2001 - 111,861,000

FEB 2009 - 110,698,000




For the Repugs/CONservatives here that means Dubya/GOP "job creator" policies lost 1+ million private sector jobs

Sept 2015 - 120,342,000


THAT'S OVER 9+ MILLION PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS UNDER THE GUY WHOSE TRYING TO DESTROY CAPITALISM, LOL


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Bureau of Labor Statistics Data


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Hope and change is full of sh!t... Without the gun related and oil related jobs his job growth percentage would be near zero.
 
Hope and change is full of sh!t... Without the gun related and oil related jobs his job growth percentage would be near zero.


Renewable
Car industry
etc

What is funny is you think he is anti-oil but we're pulling more oil out of the ground then at any point in our history. Pretty good for someone attempting to stop it.
 
What job growth???
If you call that percentage growth?? Just sad? The bar is very low.

Embrace the suck...


PRIVATE SECTOR TOTAL JOBS

FEB 2001 - 111,861,000

FEB 2009 - 110,698,000




For the Repugs/CONservatives here that means Dubya/GOP "job creator" policies lost 1+ million private sector jobs

Sept 2015 - 120,342,000


THAT'S OVER 9+ MILLION PRIVATE SECTOR JOBS UNDER THE GUY WHOSE TRYING TO DESTROY CAPITALISM, LOL


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Bureau of Labor Statistics Data


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The percentage sucks...

The country is dead...
20 trillion in debt
120 trillion plus in UNFUNDED LIABILITYS
And just printing more helps nothing... There is not enough money in the world to pay our debts.
Embrace the suck... Too bad for our kids/grandkids they are going to have to pay for the mistakes by an intellectual lightweight that being our commander in CHEIF.

See: the lie of hope and change
 
Record number of manufacturing jobs returning to America

Published: May 1, 2015



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Sixty thousand manufacturing jobs were added in the U.S. in 2014,
versus 12,000 in 2003, either through so-called reshoring, in which American companies bring jobs back to the U.S., or foreign direct investment, in which foreign companies move production to the U.S., according to a study from the Reshoring Initiative. In contrast, as many as 50,000 jobs were “offshored” last year, a decline from about 150,000 in 2003.

Why is this significant? 2014’s net increase of at least 10,000 jobs was the first net gain in at least 20 years, Harry Moser, the Reshoring Initiative’s founder and president, told MarketWatch. “The trend in manufacturing in the U.S. is to source domestically,” Moser said. “With 3 [million] to 4 million manufacturing jobs still offshore, we see huge potential for even more growth.”

Record number of manufacturing jobs returning to America


The Competitive Edge: Manufacturing's Multiplier Effect -- It's Bigger Than You Think

Nothing demonstrates this more than manufacturing's multiplier. A sectoral multiplier effect tells us which companies and industries give the economy the biggest bang for the buck, literally. Every dollar of output in a sector generates a certain level of economic activity across society -- sales and purchasing transactions that lead to a direct and indirect need for employment and resources within other facets of society.

Because manufacturing has so many substantial links with so many other sectors throughout the economy, its output stimulates more economic activity across society than any other sector. That's a major reason manufacturers play such a critical role in growth. As factory output grows, it requires more inputs from mining and utilities and suppliers and creates job and investment opportunities in all the other sectors that use its products, such as transportation, construction, and retail. It also spurs growth in services such as finance and transportation.

So what's the actual impact? Earlier projections based on Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) annual input-output tables have calculated that a dollar's worth of final demand for manufacturers generates $1.48 in other services and production. This is higher than any other sector.


The Competitive Edge: Manufacturing's Multiplier Effect -- It's Bigger Than You Think
 
Hope and change is full of sh!t... Without the gun related and oil related jobs his job growth percentage would be near zero.


Renewable
Car industry
etc

What is funny is you think he is anti-oil but we're pulling more oil out of the ground then at any point in our history. Pretty good for someone attempting to stop it.
With no help from Obama... Private property.
 
Stephanie,,,

I think you should consider dad2three data and argument as he's using real data that proves that Obama has made a ton of private sector jobs. Obama has strengthen the private sector but also doesn't hate the public.

Why can't you consider what we're as a hybrid economy a good thing?

You can't be serious. how has raising taxes, 1000's of new regulations, burdening us with another addition TO GOVERMENT with ObamaCare and the facts being shown that SO MANY people are OUT OF job has strengthened anything?

I forget what they said how many jobs a month would be needed to be added to even catch us up close to where we were before him. this was a measly, 147, 000.
 
Record number of manufacturing jobs returning to America

Published: May 1, 2015



MW-DK925_manufa_20150430121055_ZH.jpg



Sixty thousand manufacturing jobs were added in the U.S. in 2014,
versus 12,000 in 2003, either through so-called reshoring, in which American companies bring jobs back to the U.S., or foreign direct investment, in which foreign companies move production to the U.S., according to a study from the Reshoring Initiative. In contrast, as many as 50,000 jobs were “offshored” last year, a decline from about 150,000 in 2003.

Why is this significant? 2014’s net increase of at least 10,000 jobs was the first net gain in at least 20 years, Harry Moser, the Reshoring Initiative’s founder and president, told MarketWatch. “The trend in manufacturing in the U.S. is to source domestically,” Moser said. “With 3 [million] to 4 million manufacturing jobs still offshore, we see huge potential for even more growth.”

Record number of manufacturing jobs returning to America


The Competitive Edge: Manufacturing's Multiplier Effect -- It's Bigger Than You Think

Nothing demonstrates this more than manufacturing's multiplier. A sectoral multiplier effect tells us which companies and industries give the economy the biggest bang for the buck, literally. Every dollar of output in a sector generates a certain level of economic activity across society -- sales and purchasing transactions that lead to a direct and indirect need for employment and resources within other facets of society.

Because manufacturing has so many substantial links with so many other sectors throughout the economy, its output stimulates more economic activity across society than any other sector. That's a major reason manufacturers play such a critical role in growth. As factory output grows, it requires more inputs from mining and utilities and suppliers and creates job and investment opportunities in all the other sectors that use its products, such as transportation, construction, and retail. It also spurs growth in services such as finance and transportation.

So what's the actual impact? Earlier projections based on Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) annual input-output tables have calculated that a dollar's worth of final demand for manufacturers generates $1.48 in other services and production. This is higher than any other sector.


The Competitive Edge: Manufacturing's Multiplier Effect -- It's Bigger Than You Think
The Obama economy sucks by all accounts, it's growth is a pathetic percentage.

Buy more guns and ammo help out Obamas economy.

See hope and change
 

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