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467K jobs cut in June; jobless rate at 9.5 percent
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Two word's;
"YOUR FIRED".
Where's those JOBS at as said President Obama, when he and Congress ordered the Fed's to print out Trillions of dollars, as a larger-than-expected 467,000 jobs in June, driving the unemployment rate up to a 26-year high of 9.5 percent, yet the economy's road to recovery is still very bumpy. More then 14.7 million people were unemployed in June yet. Still laid-off workers have almost given up looking for new jobs because there is none, this also bites into sales and profits and cause's prices to raise. The few industries adding jobs are in the Medical Field and Government only.
At least I have my ownership in GM to fall back on.
There really are so many good things to look forward to: 10% unemployment isn't so bad. $10 Trillion deficits. At least I'll have my government healthcare.
Oh, almost forgot the "Cap and Trade" - if we don't have global warming - oops - climate change under control, I don't want to live on this planet.
My buddy back in Elkhart, Indiana says their unemployment is at 18% - now we're talkin unemployment!
You Utahn's get over yourselves... When you crack 9-10%, then we'll talk.
Obama will save us all! Greatest President since Lincoln...
Two word's;
"YOUR FIRED"
Where's those JOBS at as said President Obama, when he and Congress ordered the Fed's to print out Trillions of dollars, as a larger than expected 467,000 jobs in June lost, driving the unemployment rate up to a 26-year high of 9.5 percent, yet the economy's road to recovery is still very bumpy. More then 14.7 million people were unemployed in June yet. Still laid-off workers have almost given up looking for new jobs because there is none, this also bites into sales and profits and cause's prices to raise. The few industries adding jobs are in the Medical Field and Government only.
In an interview on Iowa Public TV in 2007, Barack Obama advocated sending price signals to middle class consumers in order to change their behavior.
Price signals being an Orwellian code word for punitive taxes and fees. And Obama doesn't seem to care much who it would hurt.
And, for the record, A jobless recovery or jobless growth is a phrase used by economists to describe the recovery from a recession which does not produce strong growth in employment. The phrase originated in the early 1990s in the United States, to describe the economic recovery at the end of President George H.W. Bush’s term; it came back into use during the early 2000s. Under Obama, the government has given well over 90% of the taxpayers’ money to the richest companies and well under 10% for job-creation programs. Therefore, the "jobless recovery" is really a massive redistribution of wealth from the little guy to the big boys.
Perhaps that would ease some of my frustration. It would be nice to know that Americans are learning from this wretched experience and that they aren't going to be hypnotized again by some eloquent socialist.
I bet most Liberals that voted for the ObaMessianic tell their jobless and homeless friends that they voted for McCain too.
Its hard to find a democrat voter when everybody's out of work.
We are all in for a great deal of hurt. Hopefully the good Christians, ( I know we'er not a nation of Christians) will be of help in this time of great turmoil.