Numbers have not been skewed! Face it we are better off today then we were four years and it is showing in the numbers. Like it or not but Obama works....Not one republican candidate is worthy
I believe its more like 25% or more. They are not counting those whose unemployment benefits have run out or those that are underemployed working 20 hours or less per week. I don't know a family, friend for fellow neighbor who hasn't been affected by this Recession/depression. Look at the numbers of those seeking public assistance. It's the highest ever in history!!! I can tell you that even those fortunate enough to still have a job are struggling with high gas, energy, and food bills! And now the bastards in state and federal government want to increase our taxes!!!!
3:30, poor darling you can wake up now. the fog has lifted and the truth is everywhere for you to see and comprehend. i know it's traumatic but you must face this awful nightmare just like the rest of us.
i pray, like millions of others, that we get a new leader with integrity and honor and will begin to restore at least some of what's been lost. no matter what you have, remember to help others who are less fortunate.
Everyone listening to zero hedge and not being long this market is missing one of the best years so far in history. The fed is determined to pump up the markets keeping interest rates low. A disconnect exist between the economy and the market. Are markets have decoupled from Europe so just hop on and enjoy the ride while it lasts.
take a closer look at this issue. the numbers have been skewed. government lies and deceives again.
ReplyDeleteThe information being released by the labor department is not accurate and cannot be authenticated or certified.
ReplyDeleteMore commie propaganda to prop up the commie regime. Nothing coming from the government is credible anymore.
ReplyDeleteNumbers have not been skewed! Face it we are better off today then we were four years and it is showing in the numbers. Like it or not but Obama works....Not one republican candidate is worthy
ReplyDeleteno doubt a Fox News chart.
ReplyDeleteI believe its more like 25% or more. They are not counting those whose unemployment benefits have run out or those that are underemployed working 20 hours or less per week.
ReplyDeleteI don't know a family, friend for fellow neighbor who hasn't been affected by this Recession/depression. Look at the numbers of those seeking public assistance. It's the highest ever in history!!! I can tell you that even those fortunate enough to still have a job are struggling with high gas, energy, and food bills! And now the bastards in state and federal government want to increase our taxes!!!!
Let's let them figure unemployment as to how many tax dollars are incoming compared to 2006. That's the real number...
ReplyDeleteSo when Bush was President it was REALLY bad???
ReplyDelete3:30, poor darling you can wake up now. the fog has lifted and the truth is everywhere for you to see and comprehend. i know it's traumatic but you must face this awful nightmare just like the rest of us.
ReplyDeletei pray, like millions of others, that we get a new leader with integrity and honor and will begin to restore at least some of what's been lost. no matter what you have, remember to help others who are less fortunate.
3:30 must be living in China.
ReplyDeleteEveryone listening to zero hedge and not being long this market is missing one of the best years so far in history. The fed is determined to pump up the markets keeping interest rates low. A disconnect exist between the economy and the market. Are markets have decoupled from Europe so just hop on and enjoy the ride while it lasts.
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