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Anyone know if Paul ‘Sugar Daddy’ Hodes and Carol Seiu-Porter have decided to raise taxes yet? That’s what that is you know? If they allow any existing cuts to expire, they are raising taxes. Now I realize our liberal friends don’t see it that way. They look at it like this. Since 2003/2005 the …
Jobs numbers are tricky things. Politicians will always tell you what you want to hear and leave out what they don;t want you to hear. So it is no surprise that we are getting the same old song and dance, that “the economy created private sector jobs again.” That’s a nice thing to hear, but is it an improvement or are we still arranging deck chairs on the Titanic?
The granite state shed another 360 workers in August to parts unknown as the post ‘end of the recession’ exodus of our civilian workforce rose to 16,550.
Shea-Porter is clinging to the idea that the health care bill she deemed passed will create jobs. But like most progressive undertakings it will destroy two to three times as many jobs as are forced into existence by the distant, egg head, committee appointees in DC. Net loss, ship sinks, economy drowns. With that in …
If New Hampshire only had one person in their workforce, and they had a job, unemployment would be at 0%. Keep that in mind as John Lynch and the democrats short-stroke the September adjusted jobs number around as a sign that they are good for the economy.
Just because it makes no sense: The Speaker of the US House explains how unemployment creates jobs. This is the kind of stupid thinking that Carol Shea-Porter Supports. And After the ‘Every Dollar of Food Stamps nets $1.78 worth of economy” comment, this has to be one of my favorite dingbat, left-wingisms. Hint: The democrat’s …
Nancy Shea-Pelosi On….Honestly I have No Idea What This Woman Is On Read More »
So John Lynch didn’t create a better job situation, he simply scared off enough people to make the absence of almost 11,000 jobs look like an improvement. 5.8% is better than 6.6% right? Tell that to the 11,000 people who lost their jobs or the thousands more who gave up on John Lynch’s New Hampshire.
Governor Lynch and the left-o-crats are guilty of false advertising. He (and they) have framed John Lynch as a man who is good for the state, and a shining example of how best to ride out a recession. To support this claim they point to the states better than average unemployment rate, which while lower …
Underestimating, miscalculating, failing to anticipate, these are all excuses used by the democrats for a long caravan of failures that are more the product of blind trust by left-wing sheeple in the judgment of an administration that has been way over its head on every issue…since day one
For the record, unemployment is being reported at 9.6%;they are saying that 54,000 fewer people are working than in July. But that’s not quite as interesting as this tidbit. Roughly 352,000 people (according to BLS) have stopped looking for work altogether since August of 2009. That’s the same as if Obama had put the entire city of New Orleans not just out of work, but out of the urge to even look for work–for at lest twelve months. Talk about Obama’s Katrina. Where’s the media outrage?
