Obama Administration Touts Job Creation

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But, just what are all those jobs? :eusa_whistle::eusa_whistle:

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Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages

By Bryce Covert, April 28, 2014 with the full story @ Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages | ThinkProgress

All Hail! Our Might King Barry is bringing us out of the Dark Days. :badgrin:
 
But, just what are all those jobs? :eusa_whistle::eusa_whistle:

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Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages

By Bryce Covert, April 28, 2014 with the full story @ Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages | ThinkProgress

All Hail! Our Might King Barry is bringing us out of the Dark Days. :badgrin:

Here is the source of most jobs added since the recession...

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And here is what Obama's State Department had to say about "shovel-ready" jobs back in 2009... ironically in reference to the Alberta Clipper Pipeline- a project that mirrors the efforts of the Keystone XL...

Approval of the permit sends a positive economic signal, in a difficult economic period, about the future reliability and availability of a portion of United States’ energy imports, and in the immediate term, this shovel-ready project will provide construction jobs for workers in the United States.

Permit for Alberta Clipper Pipeline Issued

This Administration oozes hypocrisy and is far from transparent...
 
But, just what are all those jobs? :eusa_whistle::eusa_whistle:

low-wage-pizza-worker-ap-638x436.jpg


Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages

By Bryce Covert, April 28, 2014 with the full story @ Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages | ThinkProgress

All Hail! Our Might King Barry is bringing us out of the Dark Days. :badgrin:
Capitalists love low wages. Remember, there is no middle class in unregulated free-market capitalism. Just a few at the top, some merchants, and a whole lot of saps living hand to mouth.
 
there are no jobs. just seems like it. unemployment claims are down cause there are no jobs. which makes for the fake increased numbers
 
Americans net worth is up $20 trillion dollars since 2009.
America will be energy independent by 2030.
Unemployment has dropped from 10.2% to 6.7%
The stock market has more than doubled since the stimulus.
14 million private sector jobs have been created since 2009.
GDP has been growing since 2009.
Auto sales are up. Retail sales are up. Home sales are up.
Bin Laden is dead, and GM is alive.

Obama has done a very good job.
 
1961 to 2012

Republican president job growth - 24 million jobs in 28 years.

Democratic president job growth - 42 million jobs in 24 years.
 
America has added 14 million private sector jobs since the stimulus.

Here’s what Bush left us with.....

Aug 2008 - 334,000 net JOBS LOST
Sep 2008 - 458,000 net JOBS LOST
Oct 2008 - 554,000 net JOBS LOST
Nov 2008 - 728,000 net JOBS LOST
Dec 2008 - 673,000 net JOBS LOST
Jan 2009 - 779,000 net JOBS LOST
 
But, just what are all those jobs? :eusa_whistle::eusa_whistle:

low-wage-pizza-worker-ap-638x436.jpg


Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages

By Bryce Covert, April 28, 2014 with the full story @ Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages | ThinkProgress

All Hail! Our Might King Barry is bringing us out of the Dark Days. :badgrin:
Capitalists love low wages. Remember, there is no middle class in unregulated free-market capitalism. Just a few at the top, some merchants, and a whole lot of saps living hand to mouth.

You don't get out much, do you. It's the Capitalists in the oil and natural gas industries who are paying top scale for any and all jobs. And in the boom towns, the Capitalist merchants are paying employees upwards of $20/hr for the same work that commands $8.50/ hr. elsewhere.

Get with the program, dunce.
 
But, just what are all those jobs? :eusa_whistle::eusa_whistle:

low-wage-pizza-worker-ap-638x436.jpg


Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages

By Bryce Covert, April 28, 2014 with the full story @ Most Of The Jobs Added Since The Recession Pay Low Wages | ThinkProgress

All Hail! Our Might King Barry is bringing us out of the Dark Days. :badgrin:
Capitalists love low wages. Remember, there is no middle class in unregulated free-market capitalism. Just a few at the top, some merchants, and a whole lot of saps living hand to mouth.

You don't get out much, do you. It's the Capitalists in the oil and natural gas industries who are paying top scale for any and all jobs. And in the boom towns, the Capitalist merchants are paying employees upwards of $20/hr for the same work that commands $8.50/ hr. elsewhere.

Get with the program, dunce.

What do you expect from Tazernuts? It's an idiot.
 
Stocks do 9 times better with a Democrat in the White House....

While Republicans promote themselves as the friendliest party for Wall Street, stock investors do better when Democrats occupy the White House. From a dollars- and-cents standpoint, it’s not even close.

The BGOV Barometer shows that, over the five decades since John F. Kennedy was inaugurated, $1,000 invested in a hypothetical fund that tracks the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPX) only when Democrats are in the White House would have been worth $10,920 at the close of trading yesterday.

That’s more than nine times the dollar return an investor would have realized from following a similar strategy during Republican administrations. A $1,000 stake invested in a fund that followed the S&P 500 under Republican presidents, starting with Richard Nixon, would have grown to $2,087 on the day George W. Bush left office.

Stocks Return More With Democrat in White House: BGOV Barometer - Bloomberg
 
Stocks do 9 times better with a Democrat in the White House....

While Republicans promote themselves as the friendliest party for Wall Street, stock investors do better when Democrats occupy the White House. From a dollars- and-cents standpoint, it’s not even close.

The BGOV Barometer shows that, over the five decades since John F. Kennedy was inaugurated, $1,000 invested in a hypothetical fund that tracks the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPX) only when Democrats are in the White House would have been worth $10,920 at the close of trading yesterday.

That’s more than nine times the dollar return an investor would have realized from following a similar strategy during Republican administrations. A $1,000 stake invested in a fund that followed the S&P 500 under Republican presidents, starting with Richard Nixon, would have grown to $2,087 on the day George W. Bush left office.

Stocks Return More With Democrat in White House: BGOV Barometer - Bloomberg

85 billion a month fed pump. Try your lies elsewhere.
 
1961 to 2012

Republican president job growth - 24 million jobs in 28 years.

Democratic president job growth - 42 million jobs in 24 years.

he has that many czars now huh??

This raises a second point in the Obama administration's favor: Some of the positions many are now criticizing have existed for years. As The Post reported this week: "By one count, Bush had 36 czar positions filled by 46 people during his eight years as president." Historically, presidents have turned to special advisers.

David B. Rivkin Jr. and Lee A. Casey - Presidents Have a Right to Their Czars

It's only news if Obama does it.
 
Stocks do 9 times better with a Democrat in the White House....

While Republicans promote themselves as the friendliest party for Wall Street, stock investors do better when Democrats occupy the White House. From a dollars- and-cents standpoint, it’s not even close.

The BGOV Barometer shows that, over the five decades since John F. Kennedy was inaugurated, $1,000 invested in a hypothetical fund that tracks the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPX) only when Democrats are in the White House would have been worth $10,920 at the close of trading yesterday.

That’s more than nine times the dollar return an investor would have realized from following a similar strategy during Republican administrations. A $1,000 stake invested in a fund that followed the S&P 500 under Republican presidents, starting with Richard Nixon, would have grown to $2,087 on the day George W. Bush left office.

Stocks Return More With Democrat in White House: BGOV Barometer - Bloomberg
Conservatives direct capital onto Main Street, not into Wall Street.
 

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