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‘Real News From The Blaze’: Jobs Report
- Posted on March 10, 2012 at 11:00am by
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kabenninger
Posted on March 18, 2012 at 6:02pmWell, just do that aged-old experiment – take water out of the deep end of the pool, walk around and dump it in the shallow end of the pool. The level of the water doesn’t rise.
Report Post »But what’s not mentioned is the “evaporation” of the water that’s being removed and replaced – just like the “evaporation” of our money everytime it goes through a money laundering of the fed gov’t type.
I read a study done about some of the first welfare monies, back when welfare was first started. At that time the poverty level was approx $10,000.00. In order to get those recipients to the level of just over poverty level, it cost almost $30,000.00.
And that’s about the truth of it today. The govt has to take $3.00 in order to help someone with a dollar.
And the thing that makes me so angry – our congressmen are supposed to be learned. Why are they not acting upon their knowledge? There is definitely an agenda here that ignores the evident. And they’re betting on the fact that the average American is so busy making a living, that they will just believe their “trusted” elected officials. I know I was that way – it’s a full time job to work and raise a family. But now my family is grown and I have more time to watch these crooks. And right now I’m spending many hours trying to spread the word. Let’s keep the information flowing!!
mzk1
Posted on March 13, 2012 at 8:08amWell, one can argue that the recovery is underway IN SPITE of the policy, which delayed it.
Report Post »jgary
Posted on March 13, 2012 at 2:51amIn Russian Obama is foofla!
Report Post »lionshield
Posted on March 13, 2012 at 1:17amit failed recovery, it will fall in oct. and crash again.
Report Post »taggert
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 10:10pm(around minute 5:00), the question is asked: How many have left the work force? That is a number that you never hear. That number needs to be explored and factored into these charts. I know that the unemployment number has been tossed about in different conversations, but what about the retirement number? My husband was in construction and near retirement age. He finally just quit drawing unemployment benefits and has filed for his retirement. Is that an important part of this “recovery” numbers game?
Report Post »Mutantone
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 3:25pmAll designed to make a bounce for the elections only the long term affect is going to die soon after without further changes being made to the over all economy
Report Post »RupZip
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 2:12pmAll we really want is the truth. We don’t want to be lied to.
Report Post »Then again, when the truth hurts, we elect someone who will tell us something that makes us feel good.
We want our ears tickled!
David, http://www.RedLetterBelievers.com, “Salt and Light”
Protoham
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 2:59pmThe big thing they are missing is the Election of 2010. Notice on all these charts that is when everything started going up. That is the same time we stopped the Government from stupid spending. The past year the government has been in Gridlock. And that is good for the country.
Thank you TEA.
Report Post »1TrueOne55
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 2:07pmI have said since 2009 that Obama’s Stimulus Plan was a re-election plan. When you broke down the numbers and when they were to take affect you could see that they never planned to have the Stimulus work in the beginning years of 2009 or 2010, for one it would not be reality. When you checked the spending numbers of the Stimulus vs the Political Calendar you could see even 3 yrs ago that it was a Political Slush fund to make it look like the Presidents plans had worked.
Your graphs prove that and Matt McCall is correct in that this recovery is short lived and when Obama is not in Office it will fall flat just like FDR‘s financial plans failed in the 1930’s during the Depression that happened then. Many historians feel that it was FDR’s “Bank Bailout” policy that only made things worse during the Depression and it was on the called the “Great” Depression here in the US since it was our president that made it that way. Because when you look at the Gov’t spending during the Depression with the TVA, BPA and other infrastructure spending you see that after the projects were done the recovery failed and unemployment went right back up.
Only the Private sector can create lasting Recovery and financial prosperity…
Report Post »Protoham
Posted on March 12, 2012 at 3:04pmTrue and as long as we can keep the Government in Gridlock we will start to prosper.
TEA anyone?
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