Remodeling Maidiac
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I also heard that more people dropped out of the workforce than those that found jobs.
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Adjusted employment figures are up for 2012 and the beginning of 2013.
I also heard that more people dropped out of the workforce than those that found jobs.
I also heard that more people dropped out of the workforce than those that found jobs.
yes if we had same number working today as were working in 2000, 14 million more would be employed today!!
Can anyone explain how liberalism can create jobs???
Adjusted employment figures are up for 2012 and the beginning of 2013.
If history is any guide, Liberal economic policies do seem to work pretty well while Conservative economic policies tend to suck sometimes.
"Welfare recipients are at the highest numbers in history," because of the GOP Great Recession
"Welfare recipients are at the highest numbers in history," because of the GOP Great Recession
Last I checked, both parties had their hands well dug into the "Great Recession."
I also heard that more people dropped out of the workforce than those that found jobs.
yes if we had same number working today as were working in 2000, 14 million more would be employed today!!
Can anyone explain how liberalism can create jobs???
Can anybody explain why we let the GOP create a system economically from 1994 to 2006 that cost us 14mm jobs? Those people should have gone to jail for life.
yes if we had same number working today as were working in 2000, 14 million more would be employed today!!
Can anyone explain how liberalism can create jobs???
Can anybody explain why we let the GOP create a system economically from 1994 to 2006 that cost us 14mm jobs? Those people should have gone to jail for life.
Can anybody explain why a liberal would pretend to be a conservative?
So it's kind of hard to blame Liberal economics for today's economic woes.
I also heard that more people dropped out of the workforce than those that found jobs.
yes if we had same number working today as were working in 2000, 14 million more would be employed today!!
Can anyone explain how liberalism can create rather than destroy jobs???