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Jobs numbers are in. Bye Bye Obama (sm)

Posted: Sep 7, 2012

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368,000 drop out of work force. Food stamps, here we come. - Pitiful.

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The peeps: Gimme-gimme-gimme-gimme-gimme... - and the POTUS tossing bubblegum from the parade fl

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Low-cal bubble-gum, of course. You wouldn't want that "little woman" mad at you. We don't want any fat moochers!

ummm sure - get real

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Yes, an IMPROVING jobs report will surely be the clincher--- NOT

He's responsible for growth in this country during a time the repukeicans would have us all drowning. Smile and get ready for four more years.

There's that comprehension thing again. - Woo-hoo!!

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One can only HOPE! - please, please, please

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Rate dropped, 30 consecutive months of positive PS jobs growth - More important

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is this one fact that the grown-ups in the room heard last night:

"...truth is, it will take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that have built up over decades. It will require common effort, shared responsibility, and the kind of bold, persistent experimentation that Franklin Roosevelt pursued during the only crisis worse than this one."

Too bad the Honey Boo Boo "reality" audience won't be paying attention to the any spin coming out of one side or the other on these jobs reports. The up side is they probably can't find their way to the polls in November and will spend the day with a remote in their hands, not a ballot. A dumbed down electorate is an ugly sight to behold. I appreciate a president who spells out the reality of the situation, and most decidedly NOT the one whose tax plans will create an 800,000 jobs bonanza overseas.

Empty words. More of the same. - ::

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means nothing

Except to the adults, realists - and other qualified voters. nm

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If they means so little, then a response to them must mean even less.

history shows that FDR made the depression worse - backwards typist

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and it dragged on longer than if he would have let things work themselves out.

I'll see if I can find that report for ya.

You do that. I hear chasing rainbows helps with - acute anxiety and stress. nm

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Maybe you should take some history lessons? - backwards typist

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Although Franklin D. Roosevelt is often given credit for ending the Great Depression through his New Deal programs, historians argue that the Depression was only ended by WWII. As the US started building up to help the Allies and, eventually, to participate in WWII, the Depression ended.
In Europe, World War II started in 1939. It was not long after that that the US started to provide the Allies with war materiel. That helped put people back to work in factories. At the same time, beginning in late 1940, the US started drafting men into the armed forces. This further cut down on the ranks of the unemployed. Once the US fully joined the war (in late 1941), the economy started going at full blast as millions of men went off to war and huge amounts of war materiel were needed.
The overall answer, then, is that WWII ended the Great Depression.

Every single teacher on this site agrees with the above history.

Few today have any solid knowledge of history. - Thank you, teacher's unions.

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We wouldn't tolerate a doctor's union that protected a surgeon who sawed off the wrong leg or a doctor who wrote a prescription for a lethal dose of digitalis.

Incompetent teachers who send our kids out into the world unable to read beyond 5th grade level or do simple math - why, that's a whole 'nother matter entirely. As long as we make sure they're pumped full of liberal propaganda, who cares what they know?!

chasing rainbows helps with - acute anxiety and stress. nm - Does it work, you tell us

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Even everyone on the MAINSTREAM media report that - rate dropped because 360K dropped out.

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I don't have to provide links - they're all over the place today.

I suppose, by your argument, that if even only ONE job had been created, you would say that was "progress".

No? Then how by any stretch of the imagination do you think that 160K jobs is "progress" when WE NEED TO BE CREATING 300K JOBS A MONTH OR MORE IF WE HOPE TO GET BACK TO PRE-RECESSION EMPLOYMENT LEVELS EVEN IN THE NEXT 4 YEARS?

You Obama-lovers honestly mystify me. It's like...well, Obama himself is what's important to you and it doesn't matter what a miserable bungler he has been.

Think about it.

How dare you post facts! - backwards typist

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How could you do that? Did you forget to put your rose-colored glasses on again?

You know darn well you're going to get dislike posts from the other side. LOL

...and 88 MILLION are now out of the workforce. - According to CBS - no conservatives there.

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You're counted as "not in the civilian labor force" if you are at least 16, are NOT in the military, are NOT institutionalized (prison, hospital, etc.) and have not looked for work in the past 4 weeks.

In other words, people of working age who could be in the labor force but are not.

*High school and college students.

*Unemployed who have given up looking for a job.

*Hard-core welfare recipients who have no intention of ever looking for a job (nor, now with the end to "work-for-welfare" signed by CLINTON, any need to look).

Take away the 10 (or so) million high school and college students, and what you're still left with is the LOWEST LABOR MARKET PARTICIPATION RATE (63.5%) IN 30 YEARS.

In other words - SINCE WE VOTED CARTER OUT OF OFFICE AFTER ONE TERM.

Get it? If it looks like a Carter, waddles like a Carter and quacks like a Carter, do what we did to Carter.

VOTE HIM OUT.

You really didn't mean to post under my post, did you? - backwards typist

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That was sarcasm...something the other side would post. Maybe my post didn't come off sarcastic enough? Or maybe my type of humor needs some brushing up.

You're absolutely right. VOTE HIM OUT.

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