Today is a great day....

[Doe Dumper]

......in this country! Only 36000 Americans lost their jobs!!! -Harry Reid





Yeah thats real reason to celebrate Harry..only 36000 more folks dependent on the government... yep Id say it is a good day for you and your fellow F'tards!

[emptyquiver2]

They will throw more borrowed money at this problem at it will be better next month.

[James B]

Lets see how that bast*#* likes it when he looses his job in Nov. I hope

[Fieldmouse]

I heard on Rush today, more people lost their job during the 2001 recession than today's recession. The big difference has been job creation during the 2001 recession. Anyone, no anymore about this?

[The Rev]

Originally Posted by Fieldmouse

I heard on Rush today, more people lost their job during the 2001 recession than today's recession. The big difference has been job creation during the 2001 recession. Anyone, no anymore about this?

That's the big difference! During the Bush years there were incentives for business via tax cuts. Business were able to hire, today the Owebama administration has made it more difficult for business to survive, much less hire anyone. This administration can't stand to see companies make profits, last time I looked around I didn't see anyone handing out jobs that weren't make a profit.
I understand their concept (socialism) take away from those that have to those that have not, but keep taking away from those that have pretty soon all of will have not.
The Bush Administrating had a plan, this administration doesn't have a clue!

It doesn't take a genius to figure out that if people are allowed to keep more money they will spend more money!! They believe that if they take more money they will have more government programs creating people Dependant on government!

[wvnimrod]

There numbers are all a bunch of bull,We are still loosing jobs faster then we are creating them,and until we reverse this problem things are not getting better as they want people to believe,there theory is less bad is good well thats like having your houise on fire and saying well only one room is on fire now,don't matter your house is still on fire!!!
They are going to say and do whatever they can to try and make the public think that things are getting better,and sadlly they will fool alot of people with false numbers. Unless your unemployed and looking for work that is not out there,they believe they can fool you with some phony numbers.
How can we have an umemployment rate of 9.7% loose 36,000 jobs and still have a rate of 9.7% that would leave you to believe that we added 36,000 jobs,and this has been going on for over a year now, we loose X number of jobs a month but the unemployment rate stays the same?
They use the number of people collecting unemployment to come up with this number and when people run out of benefits they are no longer counted,the true unemployment rate is probabley closer to double what they are telling us!
Government needs to get out of the way,They have never tried to solve a problem without making things worse and thats what they will do with the unemployment problem they will make it WORSE.
Untill Employers are no longer fearfull of what cost they will have to endure with (Health Care,Cap and Trade and what ever eles there uncle Sam tries to throws at them,Unemployment will continue to rise!
DAMN I miss Ronny!

[The Rev]

Originally Posted by wvnimrod

Untill Employers are no longer fearfull of what cost they will have to endure with (Health Care,Cap and Trade and what ever eles there uncle Sam tries to throws at them,Unemployment will continue to rise!
DAMN I miss Ronny!

That's pretty much if in a nut shell! No one is going to invest with not knowing what the idiots on capitol hill are going to do next!

[emptyquiver2]

I do not remember the hard numbers, but I believe that the unemployment rate was in the high 8 or low 9 percentile. The recession in the early ninties was a bit worse then W's in 2000. Many people were heavily invested in tech stocks during the nineties including myself. The NASDAQ took a dump followed by the DOW two or three weeks latter. Many lost bigtime. Some credit Bush's tax cuts for the revival others say it was the housing boom that jump started the economy again. My question is, what will be the engine of recovery this time around.

[The Rev]

Originally Posted by emptyquiver2

My question is, what will be the engine of recovery this time around.

Lack of Democraps, will jump start the economy!

[archer 2]

Lack of Democraps, will jump start the economy!

Ding , Ding , Ding , winner winner chicken dinner.