Typical of socialism....

[FJO]

two idiots ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Calling someone an idiot is way too common on this message board and never, or rarely, has any basis of fact. Yet when someone creates a thread such as this one, it is hard not to think of them as being intellectually challenged, or needing attention so badly they are happy even when laughed at.

Here's a clue, folks: My 93 yo dad is not in the labor force, nor is my one month old grandson. Get the picture?

If you think that the 94 million mentioned in the OP includes your daddy or grandson, you richly deserve the title you railing against.

Really, explain it to me. In a nation of 300 million, do you believe the OP and actually believe nearly one third of 300 million are not in the work force?

I confess I phrased that wrong. What I meant to say was that the 94 million includes old people and children, but it also includes a frighteningly large number of able bodied grown ups who gave up hope to find a job in spite of their best efforts to do so, which Obama's report chooses to ignore.

 

[Siete]

two idiots ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Calling someone an idiot is way too common on this message board and never, or rarely, has any basis of fact. Yet when someone creates a thread such as this one, it is hard not to think of them as being intellectually challenged, or needing attention so badly they are happy even when laughed at.

Here's a clue, folks: My 93 yo dad is not in the labor force, nor is my one month old grandson. Get the picture?

If you think that the 94 million mentioned in the OP includes your daddy or grandson, you richly deserve the title you railing against.

Really, explain it to me. In a nation of 300 million, do you believe the OP and actually believe nearly one third of 300 million are not in the work force?

I confess I phrased that wrong. What I meant to say was that the 94 million includes old people and children, but it also includes a frighteningly large number of able bodied grown ups who gave up hope to find a job in spite of their best efforts to do so, which Obama's report chooses to ignore.

phraseology has nothing to do with your ignorance ... nice try.

 

[Norman]

The US economy is dwindling and the central bank is unwilling to admit defeat.

Obama recession will work well for Trump.

The Obama Recession? As a troll you are a total failure. The revision of history is difficult when the reader(s) were alive and aware during the time you seek to reinvent. Better learn this lesson before everyone discovers your efforts at deception are the product of a lying and incompetent hack.

Did you check your IQ before commenting?

Nowhere in that comment was history detailed, but the future.

The future where Trump will win.

I took the Stanford-Benet in my Sophomore year in High School, and the WAIS in Grad School. Did you check your GED scores before posting?

There is no Obama Recession. The Great Recession period was 2007 - 2009, and 2009 was Obama's first year in office. He inherited the mess left him by Bush&Co. But thanks for the spin, it provided a great insight into your character.

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

 

[Siete]

The Obama Recession? As a troll you are a total failure. The revision of history is difficult when the reader(s) were alive and aware during the time you seek to reinvent. Better learn this lesson before everyone discovers your efforts at deception are the product of a lying and incompetent hack.

Did you check your IQ before commenting?

Nowhere in that comment was history detailed, but the future.

The future where Trump will win.

I took the Stanford-Benet in my Sophomore year in High School, and the WAIS in Grad School. Did you check your GED scores before posting?

There is no Obama Recession. The Great Recession period was 2007 - 2009, and 2009 was Obama's first year in office. He inherited the mess left him by Bush&Co. But thanks for the spin, it provided a great insight into your character.

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in an interview on Friday that the latest government data demonstrates that the labor market continues to improve gradually, in line with the Fed’s expectations.

“It’s a touch softer, maybe, than what people were expecting, but I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on it in terms of how it would affect my economic outlook,” he said.

Mr. Dudley added that it remained a “reasonable expectation” that the Fed would increase its benchmark interest rate two times this year.

The Labor Department also revised downward its estimate of the number of jobs added in February and March by 19,000.

Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago, pointed to the strong gain of 67,000 jobs in the business and professional services category as additional evidence that the broader slowdown in hiring last month was not an ominous sign of trouble ahead.

 

[Norman]

Did you check your IQ before commenting?

Nowhere in that comment was history detailed, but the future.

The future where Trump will win.

I took the Stanford-Benet in my Sophomore year in High School, and the WAIS in Grad School. Did you check your GED scores before posting?

There is no Obama Recession. The Great Recession period was 2007 - 2009, and 2009 was Obama's first year in office. He inherited the mess left him by Bush&Co. But thanks for the spin, it provided a great insight into your character.

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in an interview on Friday that the latest government data demonstrates that the labor market continues to improve gradually, in line with the Fed’s expectations.

“It’s a touch softer, maybe, than what people were expecting, but I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on it in terms of how it would affect my economic outlook,” he said.

Mr. Dudley added that it remained a “reasonable expectation” that the Fed would increase its benchmark interest rate two times this year.

The Labor Department also revised downward its estimate of the number of jobs added in February and March by 19,000.

Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago, pointed to the strong gain of 67,000 jobs in the business and professional services category as additional evidence that the broader slowdown in hiring last month was not an ominous sign of trouble ahead.

Did they let these guys loose again with the predictions?



Same guys that predicted Donald Trump would be a joke? Well the joke is on you, my friends.

 

[Siete]

I took the Stanford-Benet in my Sophomore year in High School, and the WAIS in Grad School. Did you check your GED scores before posting?

There is no Obama Recession. The Great Recession period was 2007 - 2009, and 2009 was Obama's first year in office. He inherited the mess left him by Bush&Co. But thanks for the spin, it provided a great insight into your character.

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in an interview on Friday that the latest government data demonstrates that the labor market continues to improve gradually, in line with the Fed’s expectations.

“It’s a touch softer, maybe, than what people were expecting, but I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on it in terms of how it would affect my economic outlook,” he said.

Mr. Dudley added that it remained a “reasonable expectation” that the Fed would increase its benchmark interest rate two times this year.

The Labor Department also revised downward its estimate of the number of jobs added in February and March by 19,000.

Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago, pointed to the strong gain of 67,000 jobs in the business and professional services category as additional evidence that the broader slowdown in hiring last month was not an ominous sign of trouble ahead.

Did they let these guys loose again with the predictions?



Same guys that predicted Donald Trump would be a joke? Well the joke is on you, my friends.

the economy has been stagnant for quite sometime, and pundits like you constantly quail about a recession...

are you or "those guys" right?

 

[Norman]

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in an interview on Friday that the latest government data demonstrates that the labor market continues to improve gradually, in line with the Fed’s expectations.

“It’s a touch softer, maybe, than what people were expecting, but I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on it in terms of how it would affect my economic outlook,” he said.

Mr. Dudley added that it remained a “reasonable expectation” that the Fed would increase its benchmark interest rate two times this year.

The Labor Department also revised downward its estimate of the number of jobs added in February and March by 19,000.

Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago, pointed to the strong gain of 67,000 jobs in the business and professional services category as additional evidence that the broader slowdown in hiring last month was not an ominous sign of trouble ahead.

Did they let these guys loose again with the predictions?



Same guys that predicted Donald Trump would be a joke? Well the joke is on you, my friends.

the economy has been stagnant for quite sometime, and pundits like you constantly quail about a recession...

are you or "those guys" right?

I am always right, thanks for asking.

 

[Stephanie]

Get those retirees and spoiled rich school kids jobs already!

which one are you? You seem to be on here all the time.

 

[Stephanie]

this is what these elected snakes who is suppose to be Representing YOU is pushing on us. Especially the progressives who hides behind the name Democrat, like Obama, Hillary, Bernie etc

 

[Siete]

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said in an interview on Friday that the latest government data demonstrates that the labor market continues to improve gradually, in line with the Fed’s expectations.

“It’s a touch softer, maybe, than what people were expecting, but I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on it in terms of how it would affect my economic outlook,” he said.

Mr. Dudley added that it remained a “reasonable expectation” that the Fed would increase its benchmark interest rate two times this year.

The Labor Department also revised downward its estimate of the number of jobs added in February and March by 19,000.

Diane Swonk, an independent economist in Chicago, pointed to the strong gain of 67,000 jobs in the business and professional services category as additional evidence that the broader slowdown in hiring last month was not an ominous sign of trouble ahead.

Did they let these guys loose again with the predictions?



Same guys that predicted Donald Trump would be a joke? Well the joke is on you, my friends.

the economy has been stagnant for quite sometime, and pundits like you constantly quail about a recession...

are you or "those guys" right?

I am always right, thanks for asking.

right about what?

 

[Timmy]

Get those retirees and spoiled rich school kids jobs already!

which one are you? You seem to be on here all the time.

Neither . I work for a living . How about u?

 

[Wry Catcher]

The Obama Recession? As a troll you are a total failure. The revision of history is difficult when the reader(s) were alive and aware during the time you seek to reinvent. Better learn this lesson before everyone discovers your efforts at deception are the product of a lying and incompetent hack.

Did you check your IQ before commenting?

Nowhere in that comment was history detailed, but the future.

The future where Trump will win.

I took the Stanford-Benet in my Sophomore year in High School, and the WAIS in Grad School. Did you check your GED scores before posting?

There is no Obama Recession. The Great Recession period was 2007 - 2009, and 2009 was Obama's first year in office. He inherited the mess left him by Bush&Co. But thanks for the spin, it provided a great insight into your character.

I am assuming you did not check the IQ, or if you did it was truly special.

Given that you still don't understand the difference between HISTORY and the FUTURE.

I very well do understand history, Nostradamus; the fact that you claim an ability to foresee the future provides insight into your mental health needs.

Actually I just stated that the US economy is dwindling... fact.
And if it enters a recession (possibility), Trump will be a beneficiary... a other fact.

But please do continue calling me Nostradamus, the great farseer. I will admit, it does sound nice.

You on the other hand seem to posses the future seeing capabilities of a blind driver driving off a cliff. That's where Hillary is heading after Trump is done with the debates. Unless the FBI catches her first...

An interesting metaphor, one which aptly applies to the set of callous conservatives, those fools who believe we can continue on the path of tossing everyone under the bus who fails to meet the social expectations of others.

I've see a future wherein Mr. B. Franklin's concern (you have a Republic, Madam, if you can keep it) 200 + years ago seems to be coming true. Given the amount of money given to influence elections, especially since the two wrong headed USSC decisions in Citizens United and McCutcheon, our Republic is long gone and has been replaced by an oligarchy funded by the Plutocrats.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Lol

Labor Force Participation Rate Dropped In April: 94,044,000 Not in Labor Force

Typical of most on the ignorant partisan right.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

two idiots ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Calling someone an idiot is way too common on this message board and never, or rarely, has any basis of fact. Yet when someone creates a thread such as this one, it is hard not to think of them as being intellectually challenged, or needing attention so badly they are happy even when laughed at.

Here's a clue, folks: My 93 yo dad is not in the labor force, nor is my one month old grandson. Get the picture?

Employment is foreign to all socialist society's... Dumbass
Lol

Obviously you’re too stupid and ignorant to understand how modern Western economies work – and you clearly have no idea what ‘socialism’ actually is.

 

[Rustic]

two idiots ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Calling someone an idiot is way too common on this message board and never, or rarely, has any basis of fact. Yet when someone creates a thread such as this one, it is hard not to think of them as being intellectually challenged, or needing attention so badly they are happy even when laughed at.

Here's a clue, folks: My 93 yo dad is not in the labor force, nor is my one month old grandson. Get the picture?

Employment is foreign to all socialist society's... Dumbass
Lol

Obviously you’re too stupid and ignorant to understand how modern Western economies work – and you clearly have no idea what ‘socialism’ actually is.

 

[Norman]

two idiots ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Calling someone an idiot is way too common on this message board and never, or rarely, has any basis of fact. Yet when someone creates a thread such as this one, it is hard not to think of them as being intellectually challenged, or needing attention so badly they are happy even when laughed at.

Here's a clue, folks: My 93 yo dad is not in the labor force, nor is my one month old grandson. Get the picture?

Employment is foreign to all socialist society's... Dumbass
Lol

Obviously you’re too stupid and ignorant to understand how modern Western economies work – and you clearly have no idea what ‘socialism’ actually is.

Coming from a guy who thinks social justice is a myth.

The level of irony and projection has hit the stratosphere.